UK-based gamer lobby group Gamers' Voice announced this morning that it is looking for volunteers to help the organization grow in 2011. The group makes the following pitch to gamers in the region:
"If you have ever wanted the chance to defend video games and the people who play them from uninformed bias and undeserved ridicule, then now is your chance. The UK video games industry has two trade bodies who represent their interests. Those being; TIGA and UKIE. But consumers of video games in the UK also need a high profile advocate, which is where we come in."
Those interested need to have an understanding of the video game industry in the UK, must love gaming, must reside in the UK, and must put aside a few hours a week.
They are particularly interested in individuals with unique skills: web designers, graphic designers and writers.
If this sounds like fun, check out gamersvoice.org.uk. For gamers in the United States, you can turn to the Entertainment Consumer Association - www.theeca.com.
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