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Author Topic: Using common sense when Inviting IRL people on Omnimaga -  (Read 2234 times) Bookmark and Share
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« Reply #15 on: 12 January, 2011, 01:53:29 »
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I might have considered inviting one person a while ago, but two reasons why not.

i didn't know it existed (biggest one Tongue)
He really only did it as a minor hobby.

Now he doesn't program much, but at least he knows how. I actually taught him how to use 86 basic Tongue

I also was half-self, half-online taught. My real experience is on the 86, reading online people's old Basic games.
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