Let me just clarify something to you want to be internet experts. I would consider Dokujisan much more knowledge in the field of web development and internet marketing than half you dolts who reply with your "I thinks". LEAVE IT TO THE EXPERTS.
Your shitty attitudes are just fueling the discouraging feeling most of us get when even trying to SUGGEST an idea. "It'll never work". Why because you're a pessimistic bitch? Bring something to the table other than your negativity or just keep your thoughts to yourself because YOU AREN'T HELPING THE PROBLEM.
"omg, just use the forum"
If you took your head out of your ass and focused your eyes on the first page of this thread, I already addressed this fact.
So, now that I got that off my chest. I'd like to study what I consider to be one of the largest contributors to many of the topics we've been arguing about.
Poor Management.
As far as I can tell, there is no real direction of the project. The official wiki is a crappy out of date, poor SEO, unmaintained piece of crap. The only "road maps" I can think of are the dev wiki, divVerents head or the svn commit log which some of you argue is "good enough". Which if you like living inside a closed box, I guess it is. But on the internet, if you're trying to promote an open source project. The chances someone will stumble upon the svn URL are slim to none if they are searching for a term like "recent nexuiz changes".
Everyone can go on thinking there isn't an issue but I think it's pretty clear that for a game this good, 2000 people in 3 years (forum members) is a little low.
Maybe we should rethink and listen to what Dokujisan has to say while he still has energy left to say it before he gets worn out from ingesting the heavy bullshit you're all trying to feed him.