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Would it be unthinkable to leave only newest notice of every project on the news? Older ones could be pushed into [[old news]] or perhaps removed completely - I can't see a lot of use for record of updates long gone. Old news could be older-than-month newest versions then. Right now there are multiple reiterations grinning me in the face. --[[User:Averus|Averus]] 00:33, 12 June 2009 (CEST) | |||
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This space is easily outdated, perhaps we must take it out from the roguebasin?? (its not really part of its main philosophy...)
It should be part of the main philosophy but people just don't keep this section updated. I suggested this section orignally and also posted the first news item. However when I released the next version of my game I forgot about making an announcement here and later I didn't post anything either because I was disappointed that no one else did. I think it's safe to say that this approach (news section based on voluntary user contribution) doesn't work. YARNS (the wannabe RL news successor) suffered from the same problem. You can not rely on the original authors of the games to post the news, and you can not rely on random-contributors either. You need a dedicated full-time "RL journalist" (like the guy who maintained the original Roguelike News site - that was a great site!) who does the work (yes, it's W-O-R-K). Also news in a wiki just doesn't "feel" right I've to admit. I will remove this section unless someone disagrees AND offers a solution soon. --Copx 13:05, 13 Jul 2005 (CEST)
see also rec.games.roguelike.announce?
Would it be unthinkable to leave only newest notice of every project on the news? Older ones could be pushed into old news or perhaps removed completely - I can't see a lot of use for record of updates long gone. Old news could be older-than-month newest versions then. Right now there are multiple reiterations grinning me in the face. --Averus 00:33, 12 June 2009 (CEST)