Main Menu

News:

Please be aware of the Forum Rules of Conduct.

Leaving in a huff

Started by Anaris, October 15, 2012, 01:38:22 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

Perth

"A tale is but half told when only one person tells it." - The Saga of Grettir the Strong
- Current: Kemen (D'hara) - Past: Kerwin (Eston), Kale (Phantaria, Terran, Melodia)

Draco Tanos

Hopefully it'll prove easier to update than the wiki.  News articles are nice, but keeping the formatting is tiresome.

Tom

I like the "founded 1006" notice.

But I fear moving stuff away from the wiki will not help improve the wiki.


Indirik

I wish I had time to experiment with the semantic forms... :(
If at first you don't succeed, don't take up skydiving.

Draco Tanos

Quote from: Tom on October 20, 2012, 01:54:36 PM
I like the "founded 1006" notice.

But I fear moving stuff away from the wiki will not help improve the wiki.

I'll continue to work on the Church wiki pages, but for news, the journal/newspaper format is just an annoying thing to continue working with.

egamma

Nice, but maybe you should mention that it's a battlemaster religion, and not a real one?  ::)

Draco Tanos

Quote from: egamma on October 20, 2012, 07:18:19 PM
Nice, but maybe you should mention that it's a battlemaster religion, and not a real one?  ::)

If people want to offer praise and worship, and consider me their Pope, I'm all for it?

Honestly though, if they don't understand from the mention of magic and daimons invading the world, I doubt a "BM Approved" message would make them realize it either. =)

Tom

There's probably hundreds of websites for in-game guilds and what not, and most of them don't plaster a huge "this is not real life, this is about a computer game" all over it. I know some roleplaying books that have such disclaimers. I like the one best that basically says "if you think anything in this book is real, go see a shrink".

Draco Tanos

I'm glad I wasn't taking a drink when I read that Tom.

egamma

Quote from: Tom on October 20, 2012, 09:49:26 PM
There's probably hundreds of websites for in-game guilds and what not, and most of them don't plaster a huge "this is not real life, this is about a computer game" all over it. I know some roleplaying books that have such disclaimers. I like the one best that basically says "if you think anything in this book is real, go see a shrink".

You don't think that a link to battlemaster.org and the Church of Humanity wiki page, would be good things to add to the "about" section of the facebook page? It would help with our search rankings, probably.

Tom

Quote from: egamma on October 21, 2012, 04:03:52 AM
You don't think that a link to battlemaster.org and the Church of Humanity wiki page, would be good things to add to the "about" section of the facebook page? It would help with our search rankings, probably.

No, I'm totally with that, links are cool.

Disclaimers saying "this is not a real-world religion, it's part of a game!" are stupid. The people who need such an explicit notice are too dumb to understand it anyways.

Draco Tanos

Quote from: egamma on October 21, 2012, 04:03:52 AM
You don't think that a link to battlemaster.org and the Church of Humanity wiki page, would be good things to add to the "about" section of the facebook page? It would help with our search rankings, probably.
Which is strange, because I specifically listed those two when I was making the page.  Dunno where they were hidden.