Difference between revisions of "User:ThatOneReaper/File Submission Guide"
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{{ii}} This page is for a (planned) guide on submitting files to the Files subsection of the wiki. Content may change frequently and become irrelevant/outdated | {{ii}} This page is for a (planned) guide on submitting files to the Files subsection of the wiki. Content may change frequently and become irrelevant/outdated | ||
| + | {{ii}} The guide will eventually be moved over to the Community section of the wiki when all text is done | ||
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| + | ==Introduction== | ||
| + | The Files section on PCGamingWiki serves as a major cornerstone for all wiki articles. They allow for a reliable source of downloadable patches, fixes, demos, and everything else in between. | ||
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| + | However, just like articles, consistency is a major issue. Quality in content can vary wildly with file names, actual download content and descriptions. | ||
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| + | The following guide is meant to serve as a constant framework for all submissions made in the Files wiki subsection. | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 15 May 2015
- This page is for a (planned) guide on submitting files to the Files subsection of the wiki. Content may change frequently and become irrelevant/outdated
- The guide will eventually be moved over to the Community section of the wiki when all text is done
Introduction
The Files section on PCGamingWiki serves as a major cornerstone for all wiki articles. They allow for a reliable source of downloadable patches, fixes, demos, and everything else in between.
However, just like articles, consistency is a major issue. Quality in content can vary wildly with file names, actual download content and descriptions.
The following guide is meant to serve as a constant framework for all submissions made in the Files wiki subsection.