Art of War (of which I'm the owner) and D12 have a good relationship I like to think. The original creator of this site and I are friends on Facebook. The current owner of D12 and I communicate reasonably frequently about game design, how to stop exploits, improve gameplay, etc. While both sites are in the same space, I don't think of us as competitors, for two reasons. Firstly, we're both relatively small sites (compared to CC or AtWar for example), so we're not exactly competing with each other - the market is far bigger than D12 and AoW, and there's enough to go around. Secondly, AoW isn't looking to be a Risk site, it was just easy and convenient to start with Risk type games, the flavour of the site is destined to be different in the long run.
Art of War (of which I'm the owner) and D12 have a good relationship I like to think. The original creator of this site and I are friends on Facebook. The current owner of D12 and I communicate reasonably frequently about game design, how to stop exploits, improve gameplay, etc. While both sites are in the same space, I don't think of us as competitors, for two reasons. Firstly, we're both relatively small sites (compared to CC or AtWar for example), so we're not exactly competing with each other - the market is far bigger than D12 and AoW, and there's enough to go around. Secondly, AoW isn't looking to be a Risk site, it was just easy and convenient to start with Risk type games, the flavour of the site is destined to be different in the long run.