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1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 21

David B - Singing Librarian Owl

Ditto to what Mina said. To credit two researchers with the same credit, does one do this:


GreyDesk


David B


or this:


GreyDesk
David B


?

David B


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 22

David B - Singing Librarian Owl

smiley - sorry Simpost with the eds... smiley - flustered


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 23

Gnomon - time to move on

Can it be used with the user name, like the LINK BIO tag?






1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 24

Mu Beta

Not according to Post 1.

B


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 25

Gnomon - time to move on

Now why didn't I think of reading posting 1 fully? smiley - blush


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 26

Demon Drawer

Good job I don't have to start going through my backlog to properly credit the entires. smiley - winkeye

Although this will make it good in the furture for those little snippets which I always credited anyway. Gnomon could never supercede me when I gave him a credit. smiley - smiley


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 27

I'm not really here

Am I right that it only works with Brunel? Or is it hiding somewhere in Goo?


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 28

I'm not really here

Ignore that, I found out that I had a scroll bar. smiley - blush


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 29

GreyDesk

Thanks, B smiley - tongueout


I wonder if one could do a bit of nesting with the tag. I'm thinking specifically the fun and games of:




1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 30

Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired

Traveller in Time smiley - tit trying to find the SUB-Editor
"Any chance the SUB-Editor will get the credit for sub editing instead of writing the entry?

As this is a major part of the crediting confusion it would be helpfull too. "


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 31

Gnomon - time to move on

The subeditor gets credit for editing the entry, not writing it.


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 32

Asmodai Dark (The Eternal Builder, servant of Howard, Crom, and Beans)

Okay I wanted to check something

I've been creating an RPG and wanted to acknowledge Robert E Howard on every page - this might let me do it.

Unfortunately Robert E Howard is long dead and buried.

So could I possibly put the U number as mine (asmodaidark), yet change the name thats there to robert e howards? As follows:


Robert E Howard


I know the origina idea was for the edited guide, but I know many others would be keen to seize upon this new big of guide ml and make it there own.

I've not had time to test this yet (off to do it now), but am I breaking any rules doing this(*)


(*) - I say that because I'm not actually Robert E Howard, I'm just wanting to give him a mention everwhere.


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 33

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

smiley - laugh at GreyDesk's idea. I wish I had time to playsmiley - tongueout

So, anything before today stays the same, (I was hoping my seti@home entry could possibly count as a solo onesmiley - aliensmile) and if we wish to credit contributors but not co-authors, it still counts as a solo entry?


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 34

Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE)

From what I understand of post 1, this is something that will only work on Edited Entries, so it'd just be a waste of time to put it on a game, since it won't show up.


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 35

the_jon_m - bluesman of the parish

smiley - smiley to the editors


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 36

Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired

Traveller in Time smiley - tit writing many entries
"Actually I am wondering what is new about this, this has been introduced for Edited Entries nearly a Danda ago . . . (the date on conversations during that event show up already)

About the SUB-Editor:

When we write an entry we show up on 'Edited by: ' But the SUB editor should be credited (Only on Edited Entries) as 'SUB-Edited by: '
Just to clear out the confusion (It is confusing, even HooToo aboriginals make the mistake)

About for Edited Entries only:
Pity, how about smiley - thepost < <./>ThePost</.> > the < <./>UnderGuide</.> > or the other collectors ? "


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 37

Gnomon - time to move on

You're right, TiT, it is a flaw in the system that we show up as "Edited by" on our own (unedited) entries. That's because the system was designed for Edited Entries, not for the unedited guide.


1 September, 2005: New 'Customisable Credit' tags for Edited Guide entries

Post 38

I'm not really here

I don't think the Edited Guide existed when the site was launched.


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Post 39

Cal - interim high priest of the Church of the Holy Tail

Thats and entry in itself "the history of the Edited guide"


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Post 40

Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired

Traveller in Time smiley - tit done some research
"There were about two hundred Edited Entries on the official Launch date.

The system for getting Entries into the Edited Guide as a Researcher was completely different at the time. Hmm, there was an entry about the [Reject] button somewhere . . . "


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