Another quick note about new user registration... I'm noticing a lot of folks who are signing up for new user accounts and they haven't been activated.  This means you're likely not getting or not seeing your confirmation email from us.  Since almost all new account email addresses are at services like Hotmail, AOL, Juno and the like, I'm guessing your spam filters are syphoning my email away into near-oblivion.

So, if you've registered for a new account and you didn't receive a confirmation email (assuming you used a good email address), make sure to look in your "spam" or "junk" email folder to see if it got tagged as junk mail.  If you don't know how to do this, read up on the help docs for your respective email service.  This is called a "false positive" and you should be able to look through your spam folder and retrieve my email.

Aside from that... I'm going to head over right now and re-write the confirmation email to see if I can get this to stop happening so frequently.

Thanks for registering and please be patient as help get you in the system.   

Just a quick note to point out that user registration is not something you can bluff your way through.  Don't worry about getting spam from me or any of that nonsense.  If you don't use a real addy, you'll not receive the confirmation email with the new account activation link... that's pretty important-sounding, eh?  Well it is!

Also, if you signed up for a new account and haven't received an email yet, be sure to check your spam folders, especially if you use a free email service or ISP service.  You should be able to look in a spam folder to see if my email got syphoned out.  I'll work on revising the content of these messages to be try minimizing that junk soon.  For now, sorry for the hassle.

So, come on and register so you can get your high scores saved when those games come online!  I'm sure there will be other reasons to have an account, but that's not something I'm going to share with you right now. 

I couldn't resist this great idea my friend Gloobert had about a Pointless Games version of the Dharma Initiative countdown clock most of you have been seeing on the TV show "Lost".  Sure, this is a very early version of what we're planning on making, but it'll do fine for now.  After all, until I get more time to make some games (and convert my old classics like Gold Digger, Space Rock Shooting Thing and The Idiot Button,) the flash game arcade is a bit quiet right now.

Anyhoo, go try out the Pointless Dharma Initiative, Part 0.1 and see what ya think.  I know it's not much to behold quite yet, but we're talking very little development time here.  I'll get it buffed up soon.

Operative term to remember here is "pointless".