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Might wanna expand that to 2006?

PS. Why does the post composer use a black font on a black background (in Firefox)?

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No, Andrei, it's because FireFox is screwed up with the site.

Vitani, go to your control panel and in your options disable Java from the site. That way it'll show up right.

OH I though he meant why there was an option for black font color in the post composer.

if you can make a tfc medic pick up the solly rocket launcher, i'll tell you. :wink:

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I was going to make a new topic last night concerning "tutorial checking", but maybe I'll just post here.

Does anyone here know how tutorials are "checked" thus verified they're ok and posted on the site? I understand why (could be spam, could be poorly done, etc..) but do the admins look them over, or a select few, or what? I submitted one a few days ago and although I don't mind that it's still not up it made me curious how this works. It also sparked a suggestion.. peer review?

What if users - with maybe a certain number of snarkmarks, or a certain number of tutorials submitted, etc. - could "check" tutorials to verify that they aren't spam? Maybe two or three votes could be required before making a decision about a tutorial, e.g. if a spammer makes his way in somehow and votes "yes" to have his tutorial - filled with spam links/ads - posted, three other snarkpit regulars would see that it was spam and reject it; likewise, nobody could reject a tutorial from a person they don't like for some reason, or just be malicious by rejecting every submitted tutorial.

It'd IMO give a better community-run feeling than having to wait for an admin to pop in. I'm quite sure that a lot of people around here would be glad to check over tutorials in order to get them posted quicker.

Just a suggestion/comment.. not sure how it would work, but I like the idea. :smile:

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As far as I know, admins have to approve tutorials before they get put up.

And while I like your idea, the site owner and creator, Leperous, hasn't been around in quite some time, so new features or changes to the site can't get done. It kind of sucks, I know.

I hope he comes back eventually... unlikely as that sounds. Additionally, there's a site suggestions/bugs thread stickied at the top. Although for aforementioned reasons, it's not of much use these days.

There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

Well there goes my sunny disposition!

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Yak_Fighter said:
There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

Actually for the most part, this is true... With the advent of the new "stupider" children, consoles have risen in popularity. Probably in part, because "homework" is done on computers, and they "didn't know you could put games on 'em." It's also possible that there really is no advertising base for PC games anymore now that every company makes a console.

The FPS sadly died with the bringing forth of MMORPGs and broadband.

Yak_Fighter. I'm sad to say it this time... You're right.

We just need to make kids that are not stupid consumer-media-whores...

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There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

Die!

Yak_Fighter said:
There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

Actually for the most part, this is true... With the advent of the
new "stupider" children, consoles have risen in popularity. Probably in
part, because "homework" is done on computers, and they "didn't know
you could put games on 'em." It's also possible that there really is no
advertising base for PC games anymore now that every company makes a
console.

The FPS sadly died with the bringing forth of MMORPGs and broadband.

Yak_Fighter. I'm sad to say it this time... You're right.

We just need to make kids that are not stupid consumer-media-whores...

Selective breeding sounds like a good idea. :biggrin:

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Nickelplate said:
<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>・quoting Yak_Fighter</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

Actually for the most part, this is true... With the advent of the new "stupider" children, consoles have risen in popularity. Probably in part, because "homework" is done on computers, and they "didn't know you could put games on 'em." It's also possible that there really is no advertising base for PC games anymore now that every company makes a console.

The FPS sadly died with the bringing forth of MMORPGs and broadband.

Yak_Fighter. I'm sad to say it this time... You're right.

We just need to make kids that are not stupid consumer-media-whores...</div></div>

Eh, I disagree. PC Gaming isn't dead, and consoles aren't more popular.

nytimes.com said:
In fact, the world?s most popular game machine is the personal computer.

Source: nytimes

New York Times has many things going against it. Two of which is it is very Liberal-biased, the next is that it is based in the USA, which automatically makes any news in it fake.

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Its not that the source isn't to be trusted (I imagine NYT wouldn't outright make up falsifiable lies), its just that the quote is ambiguous:
"In fact, the world?s most popular game machine is the personal computer."

Do they mean that more people play games on computers than consoles, or are they just stating the obvious - there are more personal computers than consoles in the world, and since you can play games on a PC, by definition they are the most popular game machine (regardless of whether people use them for games).

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I'm not sure what exactly went into that statement, but I know the author of the article mentioned that he considered the people who used their computer to play minesweeper or hearts were using their personal computers as a game machine.

It's should probably read 2007 now...

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Yak_Fighter said:
There's no reason for Lep to come back. Mapping is dead. Modding is dead. The FPS genre is dead. Computer gaming is dead.

YOU'RE DEAD.