jtyler

I'm leaving the site and page up to you (you can choose which one), so you'll need to decide for yourself.

Hey question, is it possible to make money hosting a game on there without actually selling it if it uses copyrighted material?  You can't sell a game like that so that's why I am asking if you can make money by simply hosting it and getting people to play it/visit it?  I still am new to this kind of thing but am really good with Game Maker.

I don't think there's a problem, but I'm not 100%.  I would accept your game if you submitted it, but if I am asked to remove it by the ones who created the material, I would be forced to remove it.

By the way, I've updated the way the site looks.

I love the new design! Good work with the site.

EDIT: I just noticed, the first paragraph on the home page contains a spelling mistake:

Need advice on politics, composing, music, saxophone playing, cooking, or computer programing?  You have come to the right place.  Here you will find many helpful, informative, and inspiring articles with many more to come on topics ranging from cooking with garlic to playing saxophone to e=mc².

Thanks.  I've just fixed the error.  Thanks for noticing the new design as well; I just came here to announce that.

The new HTML5 game looks interesting.  Unfortunately, it runs at about 0.5 frames/sec so it's unplayable.  The rest of the site is very fast, however.  Not sure what's wrong.

Interesting.  I'll take a look at it.  Hopefully, it's a simple problem.  Thanks for visiting.

Skimming through, I must say it looks pretty useful, though not particularly accessible (for lack of a better word) for beginners to music related topics. Nice work.

Thanks.  The first article was designed for those beginners, but since I already know music, I don't know how helpful it is to those who don't know music.  If someone who doesn't know how to read music looks at it, give me a reply and tell me how easy it is for you to understand.