Author: Kristian Serrano

  • SBN Hangouts: Shaken Recovery Rule Change Discussion with Clint Black

    SBN Hangouts: Shaken Recovery Rule Change Discussion with Clint Black

    The very first Savage Bloggers Network Hangout on Air! Guests Clint Black (Pinnacle Entertainment Group’s Savage Worlds Core Rules Brand Manager) and Ron Blessing (former host of The Game’s the Thing and Smiling Jack’s Bar & Grill) join host Kristian Serrano (founder of the Google+ Savage Worlds Community and the Savage Bloggers Network) to discuss the recently announced change to the Shaken recovery rules.

  • SBN Migrated off of Feedburner

    As of this posting, the Savage Bloggers Network feed is no longer processed through Feedburner. The new feed URL now resides at http://feed.savagebloggers.net. Redirects have been put in place accordingly so that no existing subscriptions will break. You might also notice that this site’s homepage no longer contains a preview of the feed. That preview […]

  • Storyweaver Games’ Thank You Gift to the SBN

    Storyweaver Games’ Thank You Gift to the SBN

    High Space: Into the Remnant has been the #1 item RPGNow.com’s Hottest Titles list all week, and as a thank you present to the Savage Bloggers Network and its followers (that’s you!), +StoryWeaver Games has offered these four free downloads of its AAA Action Game Tiles. I just wanted to personally thank you for the call out […]

  • Switching from Feedburner Socialize to IFTTT

    Switching from Feedburner Socialize to IFTTT

    While in the mindset of switching from Google services, I’ve decided to stop using Feedburner‘s Socialize feature and instead am testing IFTTT for posting feed items to Twitter. Socialize hasn’t been very reliable, and it only grabbed the most recent 8 items. That means if it missed a batch for whatever reason, the next batch […]

  • Savage Bloggers Network Feed Migration Complete

    Savage Bloggers Network Feed Migration Complete

    The switch from the Google Reader public folder feed to the Tiny Tiny RSS feed is now complete. If you are subscribed to feeds.feedburner.com/SavageBloggers, you shouldn’t see a difference, but you might see some repeated items in the feed depending on your client. Twitter followers might see repeated tweets of items that were previously tweeted. […]