The wiki is nice.

I've been adding info once in a while (mostly GOG release dates) but I got a few 503 errors a bit ago while editing a page. :(

? no one told me... if this happens again, please let me know what you did, so I can look into it.

I clicked preview, it worked. But when I tried to save, I got a 503 error.

I went back later and there were no problems, so I have no idea what's going on.

weird... no idea why this happened...let's hope this will not come again :)

Could you explain why? Loads of sites contain external links, Wikipedia, BBC News, anything with an advert on it. As long as it's clearly labelled as external content I can't understand the issue?

Of course it all boils down to what law is effective in Poland. But the general rule o thumb when it comes to hompages ist that you need some general "editorial contorl" over the hompeage, even if it is user created (forums). That is the reason post here linking to crack sites are removed. It is not very clear what is ok and what not, and different hosts are more or less aggressice in their editing.

If the wiki would be "GOG powered" they would have to make sure that they keep us in check in what we are doing there.And I personally feel, that working without the "GOGs" looking over our shoulder is better for everyone.

The one sentence (german law) explanation would be "While you are not liable for every link posted on your page, you are liable if you host a homepage but do not an "editorial overview". The claimant would have to prove, that you failed to maintain that overview.

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legal stuff meh


WE HAZ WIKI

One of the things I really want to see on the wiki done well are the pages we have on DOSBox and ScummVM.

Since there's a huge disparity in the versions used in GOG games, features and compatibility can be lost between releases. The global ScummVM and DOSBox pages are there to make sure everybody is up to date.

So if you have a game with an old version of DOSBox, ideally we'd like to know how you got it working with a newer version, if there was any trouble at all. If there wasn't, that's worth noting too.

I think frontends are important, too. DOSBox has plenty and the DOSBox page should really detail on how to get the perfect frontend environment for your GOGs.

Contributing in just the smallest way is fantastic. If you ever find yourself with a spare few minutes to correct spelling mistakes, add an extra tutorial step or whatever, then that's excellent. Contribute whatever you can.

Just a quickie bump, if you happen to have some or more of the games that are no longer being sold by GOG, contact me.

I'm gonna fill out the missing info on the Wiki for reference.

WELL NOBODY CONTACTED ME BUT I DID IT ANYWAY.

http://www.gogwiki.com/index.php?title=ObsCure

I'll work on the other games in the near future.

Seems like a good idea to do that. Thanks.

Republic: The Revolution done.

[url=http://www.gogwiki.com/index.php?title=Republic:_The_Revolution]http://www.gogwiki.com/index.php?title=Republic:_The_Revolution[/url]

Whee!