Difference between revisions of "Talk:Unicode"
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:Hehe. Yes, a link would work well. I pasted it in because I thought it would be easier for an editor to hack things out of it than write stuff up. [[User:M|<b><i>[[User:M|–M]]<sup>[[User_talk:M|T]]</sup></i></b>]] 05:43, 21 Sep 2005 (CEST) | :Hehe. Yes, a link would work well. I pasted it in because I thought it would be easier for an editor to hack things out of it than write stuff up. [[User:M|<b><i>[[User:M|–M]]<sup>[[User_talk:M|T]]</sup></i></b>]] 05:43, 21 Sep 2005 (CEST) | ||
I've wiped it and written it from scratch with a Roguelike slant. I think we should avoid Wikipedia rips because it is duplicating information. We won't get the updates to the Wikipedia entry without having to handle merging any roguelike specific stuff properly. --[[User:JeffLait|JeffLait]] 22:26, 30 Sep 2005 (CEST) | |||
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This looks like a direct rip from WikiPedia. Which is fine. But someone should weed out all the wikipedia hot links, no?
Adding some RL-specific content (like dev issues relating to use of unicode) would be nice too. -user:Shedletsky
- Yessir. It was a rip from dictionary.com before it was a rip from wikipedia, so it needed to be changed. I wasn't too interested in rogue-ifying it at the time, so I left it as is. [[User:M|–MT]] 02:24, 21 Sep 2005 (CEST)
This article is waaaaay to long, and waaaaay to unrelated to RL development to be left in it's current form. I think someone (Unicode-wise) should rip this article so it fits one page (or eventualy two). This is one of the fundamental laws of software engeenering -- never duplicate data - why copy from wikipedia if you can provide a link to it?? --Kisielewicz 05:19, 21 Sep 2005 (CEST)
- Hehe. Yes, a link would work well. I pasted it in because I thought it would be easier for an editor to hack things out of it than write stuff up. [[User:M|–MT]] 05:43, 21 Sep 2005 (CEST)
I've wiped it and written it from scratch with a Roguelike slant. I think we should avoid Wikipedia rips because it is duplicating information. We won't get the updates to the Wikipedia entry without having to handle merging any roguelike specific stuff properly. --JeffLait 22:26, 30 Sep 2005 (CEST)