[Scummvm-devel] Forums Update
James 'Ender' Brown
ender at scummvm.org
Tue Oct 25 08:40:13 CEST 2005
Apart from a Forum Rules thread, there should probably be a FAQ thread
on the General Discussion forum regarding what NOT to post about and
where to post certain questions.
The Help forum should probably get a FAQ likewise, with certain of the
more stupid questions hilighted.
It'd be nice to have individual port sections populated by some useful
info. Even if your reading this and not a developer, feel free to start
something, and reply to any post with suggestions.
I plan to go through just before we go live and clean out anything
non-relevant. So if something you post gets deleted, don't stress, I'm
just tidying up. Eg, if it's a suggestion that was incorporated into the
main post or something that was moved to a subforum.
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As far as Moderation goes, mods can indeed edit posts allowing
collaborative updating of Rules, FAQs and such.
I do suggest any particularly long or frequently-edited information be
put into the Wiki, and just linked from a forum post. The wiki has full
revision history, but the forum logs only timestamps and usernames. That
said, things like forum rules should be pretty basic and small - and
having them inline on the forums is more logical.
I believe I've added all the developers registered so far to the ScummVM
Team group. So everyone, yourself included, should see Edit buttons.
Feel free to play around a bit with editing and deleting each-others
posts. Just put "TEST:" or something in the topic.
Note I'm also not against adding other moderators from the community, so
if you'd like to nominate someone (or yourself), feel free. If your not
a developer, you should be a pretty regular poster on the SF.net forums
before asking :)
- Ender
On Tue, 2005-10-25 at 18:13 +0300, Eugene Sandulenko wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 22:41:11 +0800
> "James 'Ender' Brown" <ender at scummvm.org> wrote:
>
> > Anyone want to volunteer for writing a few informative stickies on the
> > new forum? Don't want to launch them totally barren.
> Like what? I could do it. Another question, does new forum allows
> moderators to edit posts? I.e. will it allow us to write forum rules
> collaboratively, or Wiki would be better for that?
>
>
> Eugene
>
>
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