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Likewise, being professional doesn’t mean you can’t have fun on air- you really should be having fun or there’s little point in doing it inthe first place. Shows are a little different, too - I’m talking aboutcommentating here, and when it comes to shows, if you play asound up front that explains there’s going to be strong language init, it’s probably fine, but just remember: it’s not big or clever to goon air and swear for the sake of it.You may also consider this: as an industry, video game broadcastingis very, very small. There are only a couple of dozen full-time professionalcommentators in the western world. While all of us want itto grow and allow others to become full-time salaried commentators,we also need to remember that everyone us has a responsibilityto help grow the entire industry of competitive gaming. To dothat, we need to be as professional as the lack of money will allowus, and work together to aid the entirety of gaming and gamingbroadcasting to grow to the point that we have many more casterson TV and in high-production works, not just a few.30