RPGG 2010 Goals

I think it's important to have a written set of clear goals. The act of writing them down and reviewing goals has a power that I can't quite explain. For some reason the universe seems to reward those people who have direction, purpose and clearly stated goals. I'm not smart enough to know why it works... only that it does work. And so I've given up figuring out why and I simply work the system that the universe seems to have setup.

-Dave Bernazzani ( wavemotion)

RPG Geek - Community Goals 2010

	250,000 Absolute Unique Visitors (per Google Analtyics)
	20,000 RPG Items in our database (Items + Issues)
	3,000 RPGs in our database (RPGs + Periodicals)
	Geek: The Role-Playing Game (concepts and initial work)
	Golden Geek Awards for RPGs (several categories)
	Institute RPG Geek of the Week
	Be nominated for an Ennie for best RPG Website
	RPG Buyers Guide, Beginners Guide and/or Holiday Gift Guide
	To clean up the rest of the [version] entries so that every [version] has full details.
	To clean up items entered during the beta so that they have designers, publishers and proper descriptions.
	To have a new system for entering and tracking magazines and eventually miniatures.
	To bring additional Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) for TSR-era D&D, LARPs, White Wolf.
	Increased geekmodding activity so that the average wait time for proper approval/decline is under 4 hours.
	A representative image for every ranked item in our database.
	1000 ranked RPGs, and 5000 ranked RPG items.
	Our first RPG Game design contest.
	To have at least one RPG or RPG Item with 1000 ratings.

Please note, these goals are from the volunteer community that helps with day-to-day activities on the RPG Geek. They do not represent (but are not in conflict with) specific goals from BoardGameGeek, LLC (i.e. Aldie and Derk).

Alice: Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?
The Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to get to.
Alice: I don't much care where.
The Cat: Then it doesn't much matter which way you go.