fdr182: I was looking today at the Wikipedia article on one of the games available on gog.com, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.
Nowhere in the article it is mentioned that the game is available on gog.com.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault[/url]

So I thought, would it not help the gog.com to add references to the games on Wikipedia so that more people would know that games are available here?

If I were looking at the Medal of Honor article in Wikipedia, not knowing anything about gog.com, and saw a reference to it as a current copyright owner (or whatever the legal name is for the gog's rights to sell the game), I would be interested in checking it out.

I mean, not putting an ad or anything, but I do not think there is anything wrong with adding information who owns the copyright. People would connect the dots anyway.

I could have just gone ahead and added gog.com to the Wikipedia article as anybody could have, but I thought, there could possibly be some reason or another that gog.com would not want it, so I decided to ask first.

fdr182: I was looking today at the Wikipedia article on one of the games available on gog.com, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.
Nowhere in the article it is mentioned that the game is available on gog.com.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault[/url]

So I thought, would it not help the gog.com to add references to the games on Wikipedia so that more people would know that games are available here?

If I were looking at the Medal of Honor article in Wikipedia, not knowing anything about gog.com, and saw a reference to it as a current copyright owner (or whatever the legal name is for the gog's rights to sell the game), I would be interested in checking it out.

I mean, not putting an ad or anything, but I do not think there is anything wrong with adding information who owns the copyright. People would connect the dots anyway.

I could have just gone ahead and added gog.com to the Wikipedia article as anybody could have, but I thought, there could possibly be some reason or another that gog.com would not want it, so I decided to ask first.

Goodaltgamer: External links
Portal icon Video games portal

Medal of Honor:Allied Assault at GOG.com

It is already there, just check on the bottom, external links.....at least on the English page.....

The one you referenced *scratching his head*

Or did I miss something?

fdr182: Yes, thanks, I just saw it myself after I posted my message. The thing is, it is kind of obscure there at the bottom of the page. I felt like having it at somewhat more prominent spot might do a better job.

fdr182: I was looking today at the Wikipedia article on one of the games available on gog.com, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.
I found a reference to gog.com at the bottom of the page as External link: Medal of Honor at gog.com.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault[/url]

But it took me to look for gog.com name on the page since I knew it was available on gog.ocm.

But there is a sidepanel on the right side of the article which lists developer, publisher, deisgner etc. Would it be possible to add gog.com to this panel as copyright owner?

If I were looking at the Medal of Honor article in Wikipedia, not knowing anything about gog.com, and saw a reference to it as a current copyright owner (or whatever the legal name is for the gog's rights to sell the game), I would be interested in checking it out.

I mean, not putting an ad or anything, but I do not think there is anything wrong with adding information who owns the copyright. People would connect the dots anyway.

I could have just gone ahead and done it myself, but I thought, there could possibly be some reason or another that gog.com would not want it, so I decided to ask first.

Ingsoc85: GOG isn't the copyright holder.

The first link is to GOG page, hardly obscure, but I suppose you could add in the first paragraph a sentence about the page digitally release, something like "In 20XX the game was re-released digitally at GOG and Steam".

thiagovscoelho: they'll be removed if they're wrong information.