> It's a great looking site, but (IMHO) we already have too > many wikis and > forums as is. Is there any chance you could instead > contribute your obvious > design skills to one of the established sites?
This isn't a replacement for the wikis and forums out there. It's more like a resource hub linking out to the resources available out there. > I can't actually speak for any of the sites (I generally contribute to > http://SourceWiki.org, but I'm not an admin or anything), but > I'm guessing > that design help would be greatly appreciated by any and all > sites. A wiki > format is probably a better approach to maintaining lists of > lists such as > these anyway, so that the community can make it happen rather > than all the > burden lying with a single editor (who may get rather bored > with the task in > after a year or so). The website is designed so that anyone can register and maintain the resource links there. It's also a great deal easier to use than a wiki for maintaining a list like this. Basically, once you post an article over at SourceWiki.org, add a link to it on HL2Coders.com (if it's coding related). If you look at the following link, you'll notice that there are at least 4 wiki's available for HL2 coding as it is, but HL2Coders.com provides a searchable index of the articles found: http://www.hl2coders.com/category.php?ci=7 Thanks for the input! - HoundDawg _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlcoders
