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Re: new blog post where I talk more about the GM time sheet changes

Pretty much any time on Wednesday is OK. We had games running almost the entire course of the day. There's no official cut-off point at midnight or anything. I can't say that something like that won't be put in place when we confirm space, etc. but I'm not planning on one currently. Either...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 12-01-2008
GM email: Event Submission Begins Jan 14 and 1st EHP update for 2009

Event Submission Begins January 14 th Over the years, we’ve gotten lots of requests to open event submission earlier, so we’re going to try that this year. Instead of opening in February, event submission will begin on January 14 th . We will be following the same submission cycle format we used this...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 11-13-2008
GM email: All outstanding questions/issues from 2008 must be resolved by the end of October

[quote] All outstanding questions/issues from 2008 must be resolved by the end of October Tickets have been counted, checks have been cut and notices sent out, so if you were expecting a refund for your badge or hotel or you had requested ticket payment for any of your events, you should have received...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 10-24-2008
Re: GM Badges and Event Registration

Derek, If we ARE in a gaming group, have submitted our infor (2 weeks ago), but have yet to have the badges appear on our accounts, should we buy a badge and then get reimbursed? We would like to register for games on the 20th. Thanks, Hookman

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Hookman on 04-18-2008
Re: GM Badges and Event Registration

You can refer to the EO/GM page and the EHP for full details, but basically if you're an indepent GM (i.e. not part of a gaming group or company) then you'll want to buy a regular attendee badge. On site, you will need to fill out your GM time sheet (and turn in your event tickets!) which you...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 04-09-2008
Re: GM Badges

Normally, only GMs who are part of a group or working for a company can get a GM badge ahead of time. The event organizer for that group or companies will fill out the GM badge request form and submit it to me. Independent GMs simply just buy an attendee badge and submit for reimbursement after the show...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 02-06-2008
How to Find Your Account Information

This is a quick explanation of how to find your account number in the Gen Con registration system. You need to include your account number on any reimbursement request or if you are requesting a GM badge.

Posted to Gamemasters (FileGallery) by Derek Guder on 01-23-2008
Time sheets processed now as well

I've gone through all the time sheets I received as well, so that means that if you are expecting a reimbursement for your badge and/or your hotel, then you should have received an email from me letting know that either you've gotten a refund or what additional information I need to process it for you...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 10-04-2007
Re: Question RE: GM Badges

So how do I even know if I have a GMs badge? Will lit say it on the bade? Does it have a different color? I thought that would be something that would have happened automatically when I created an event, and wasn't prompted anything regarding a GMs badge. Now I'm getting the feeling that is not the case...

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by oboe cop on 08-12-2007
Re: Question RE: GM Badges

A GM badge and an attendee badge give you all the same things - the only difference is that a GM badge is free and you need to pick it up at GM HQ (if you requested it ahead of time). Once you get on-site, the only difference between the two is that one says "GAMEMASTER" on it

Posted to Gamemasters (Forum) by Derek Guder on 08-11-2007

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