RGRD Wiki Project

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Original by [[Kornel Kisielewicz]]


The aim of this project is to Wikify the best articles posted on rec.games.roguelike.development newsgroup. To do so, several people have agreed to having their posts on rgrd used in RogueBasin articles. A standard message (feel very free to edit) may be occasionally posted to rgrd, requesting agreement:

 Greetings from RogueBasin!
 
 We would like permission to include your posts to rgrd in the wiki.
 It's impractical to repeatedly email authors to ask if their posts 
 may be included, so we're making a list of people willing to let us
 do so, and which conditions they impose. If you've ever posted, or
 even if you havn't, please consider adding your name by replying to
 this message with _one_ of the following:
 
  1. I allow anyone to submit any of my posts from r.g.r.development 
     to RogueBasin under the standard Wiki terms.
 
  2. I allow anyone to submit any of my posts from r.g.r.development 
     to RogueBasin under the standard Wiki terms, as long as I will 
     be notified about it. [Please provide contact information.]
 
  3. I allow anyone to submit any of my posts from r.g.r.development 
     to RogueBasin under the standard Wiki terms, as long as it is 
     (and will stay) unedited (frozen).
 
 The person reposting the article on Roguebasin is obliged to include 
 the name of the author in it, and a link to the original version.
 
 The standard Wiki terms are the GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.
 
 If you are one of the 40+ people that have already agreed, then
 please ignore this message, unless you'd like to change your
 level of agreement.


Up to date, the following people have agreed to statement #1 (sorted by time of reply):

The following people have agreed to statement #2:

The following people have agreed to statement #3:

The following people have explicitly requested that their posts are not copied:

  • Krice

(Note that linking to any posting, through e.g. Google Groups, is perfectly acceptable. Simply create the relevant article and place in it a link to the respective posting.)