Folks,
I've started a GeekList over at BGG for unpublished games with websites, blogs, or mailing lists. If you have a game that fits the scope of the list, feel free to add it.
http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/71854/unpublished-games-with-websites-...
Here's the text from the header:
This GeekList is for unpublished games that have websites, blogs, or mailing lists. The intent is for BGG'ers to be able to peruse the list for games that sound interesting to them, and to be able to use the links in each entry to subscribe to the game's website, blog, or mailing list to receive updates about the progress of the game.
For the purposes of this list, "unpublished" means a game that doesn't yet have a signed contract with a publisher, or, for games that will be self-published, hasn't yet been sent to the printers.
If you'd like to add a game to the list, please ensure you have the designer's permission to do so. Please provide a brief overview of the game, and links to the game's website, blog, or mailing list (or all three!).
F.A.Q.
My game has a BGG entry; may I add it to the list? If it has a blog, website, or mailing list, yes. The intent is for users to be able to watch a game's progress via an easy method like a RSS Feed subscription, etc. So please, only post games that have a web presence beyond a BGG entry.
May I post a link to my (general-purpose) design blog? As long as you post extensively about the game you've added to the list, yes. However, if you talk about other subjects than game design at your blog, please don't link to that. And if you have 20 works in progress and talk about each of them sporadically at your blog, please don't post each and every one as a separate entry on this list.
Should I take my entry down when my game is published? Yes, that's probably a good idea. This is for users to track unpublished games; presumably anyone who was interested took advantage of the web links you provided, and once it's published, other users can find out about it through the normal channels.
My game is available for sale at a PnP/POD service like The Game Crafter. May I add it to this list? No. That's close enough to being "published" to be beyond the scope of this list -- but starting a separate list for POD games would be a great idea, if one doesn't already exist!
Further questions/comments/discussion are welcomed in the Comments.