Stay In Your Lane - Meeple Like Us
I think I’ve been consistently upfront with what I consider to be the biggest weakness of this site. It’s included as a disclaimer at the bottom of every teardown, and it’s persistently the thing that makes me feel most uneasy about Meeple Like Us on a day to day basis. ...
Stay In Your Lane by Michael Heron on 11/03/2019 in Editorial People sometimes tell me to ‘stay in your lane’. That happens more than you might think – in game reviews, in game accessibility, and in the socioeconomic work that we do on the site. Let’s talk about what that means and where that attitude might lead. I think I’ve been consistently upfront with what I consider to be the biggest weakness of this site. It’s included as a disclaimer at the bottom of every teardown, and it’s persistently the thing that makes me feel most uneasy about Meeple Like Us on a day to d
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