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Paladin n Nova section open to some "elite" group only?

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HoeKeat No [N] Posted: 12-31-2004 8:37 PM
I was surfing around in sgdotnet.org's forum, found out that i cannot add any new topic to "Paladin" and "NOVA" section and there r tons of things that i CANNOT do. Just wondering, are those section open to some of the elite groups only? If it is, i would really prefer the rules be posted up officially.

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icelava replied on 12-31-2004 9:40 PM
The old announcement thread got buried....
http://forums.sgdotnet.org/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3675

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HoeKeat replied on 12-31-2004 10:27 PM
thanks

but i personally feels that if a project is meant to help ppl, it should be open to critism n suggestion from the wide public, not only to an elite group

just my personal opinion Wink
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Noogard replied on 04-02-2005 2:13 AM
If I want to join those project, what do I need to do?
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Firedancer replied on 04-02-2005 12:05 PM
I will check with Triplez. As far I as know, anyone can post to those forums. Perhaps there were some hiccups after the migration? Confused [*-)]
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xtreme.net replied on 04-02-2005 3:52 PM

you can drop triplez a line...

regarding nova, you can PM kitkai or microlau..

and Palladin... see the sig of the lady's post above this

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kitkai replied on 04-02-2005 6:42 PM

Nope, the development forums is actually closed. Only developers can start new posts, but general public can reply them. Only general development is open.

We will review this...

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Firedancer replied on 04-02-2005 9:54 PM
 kitkai wrote:
Nope, the development forums is actually closed. Only developers can start new posts, but general public can reply them. Only general development is open.

We will review this...

I wasn't aware of this new policy.  Big Smile [:D]

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xtreme.net replied on 04-03-2005 1:20 AM
Me neither... is it a new policy or brought over from the old forums?Tongue Tied [:S]
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kitkai replied on 04-03-2005 5:50 AM

Its not new. Check out the post. http://community.sgdotnet.org/forums/AddPost.aspx?PostID=13101

The forums are meant for developers to discuss issues, not meant as a feedback or for critics or for bugs reporting.

 

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Firedancer replied on 04-03-2005 10:51 AM

 kitkai wrote:
Its not new. Check out the post. http://community.sgdotnet.org/forums/AddPost.aspx?PostID=13101

I think there is something wrong with the link.

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Firedancer replied on 04-03-2005 10:54 AM

I guessed anyone who is interested on Paladin or have bugs to report can PM me directly.

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xtreme.net replied on 04-03-2005 12:02 PM
 Firedancer wrote:

 kitkai wrote:
Its not new. Check out the post. http://community.sgdotnet.org/forums/AddPost.aspx?PostID=13101

I think there is something wrong with the link.

here is the link

http://community.sgdotnet.org/forums/3675/ShowPost.aspx

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xtreme.net replied on 04-03-2005 12:04 PM
 Firedancer wrote:

I guessed anyone who is interested on Paladin or have bugs to report can PM me directly.

he can, but IMHO, it would be nice if its posted in the forums as a reply, other ppl who are involved like KitKai etc can also see the issues instead of u receiving a private pm and u announcing the problem mah....Smile [:)]

make life easier right.... Wink [;)]

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Firedancer replied on 04-03-2005 1:32 PM

 xtreme.net wrote:
he can, but IMHO, it would be nice if its posted in the forums as a reply, other ppl who are involved like KitKai etc can also see the issues instead of u receiving a private pm and u announcing the problem mah....Smile [:)]

I think members can first PM me if they are interested to contribute and then I can ask KitKai to add them to the respective roles. Some may just want to beta-test, others may want to code.

If they report a problem (like what KitKai did for 0.8.9), I will post them up (whether with the solution or not). I feel that this is a good approach. Not sure about how Nova handles it.

Anyway, let's put this topic to rest. Big Smile [:D]

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