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Arisotura
Posted on 10-31-16 05:46 PM Link | #79352
The idea would be to provide something like the latest news forum in the early days, where the posts would show up on the homepage.

The twist is that our active, contributing users would be the ones posting news. For example, NSMB2 hacking news. Or anything news-worthy pertaining to the site or to romhaxing/emulation in general.


I'm interested by the idea, but there are a few issues:


* Enforcing a quality standard. How high do we want it? For example, we don't want an idiot who keeps making posts every time they move a Goomba in their level.

* Having people understand what would deserve a news post.

* While the idea of user-contributed news sounds cool and democratic and all, the news would definitely give a preview of the Kuribo64 community, so it must look good. Maybe staff approval/review?


The old news feed mostly died because there isn't anything major going on, but there may be a good amount of news-worthy contents still.


So what do you guys think about this?

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MC708
Posted on 10-31-16 06:44 PM Link | #79355
Imo yes, but add an option to make them appear or not. For instance, a user who does not want to see user news posts could disable them, however a user who does could enable them.

Also, maybe a Category selection could be useful. A news post relevant to, say, SM64DS Hacking could be under the category of ROM Hacking, and only people who have selected to view ROM Hacking news would see it.

Just my opinion on the matter.

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CodingKoopa
Posted on 10-31-16 11:33 PM Link | #79363
I like this idea, maybe it could be biweekly?

If it does become a reality, I'd be interested in writing / editing for it.

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LeftyGreenMario
Posted on 11-01-16 07:20 PM Link | #79398
I won't be really contributing. I myself don't seem to be SUPER interested, but I don't know a lot about the hacking scene.

If it's all about technical crap though, like finding the 40 string hash boolean if function squared, then meh.

Arisotura
Posted on 11-01-16 07:53 PM Link | #79402
Nah, the point is to produce 'sexy' content, not technical babble noone understands.

As for the publishing rhythm, it would be... whenever someone has something to post, I guess.

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melonDS the most fruity DS emulator there is

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shibboleet
Posted on 11-01-16 07:54 PM Link | #79403
Posted by LeftyGreenMario
I won't be really contributing. I myself don't seem to be SUPER interested, but I don't know a lot about the hacking scene.

If it's all about technical crap though, like finding the 40 string hash boolean if function squared, then meh.

boolean is 0/1, if it's a 40 byte string then call me

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LuigiXHero
Posted on 11-01-16 11:57 PM (rev. 2 of 11-01-16 11:58 PM) Link | #79413
So you want to rip off gbatemp?

NintendoFan
Posted on 11-05-16 05:23 AM Link | #79494
I guess it'd be cool to have something like this, but personally I'm not interesting in writing for it.
Posted by LuigiXHero
So you want to rip off gbatemp?

Yes, clearly that's what he wants to do. [/sarcasm]

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Anthe
Posted on 11-05-16 02:57 PM Link | #79499
We aren't nearly interesting enough for something like this to work, I think.

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NightYoshi370
Posted on 11-06-16 02:03 AM Link | #79521
I think this will work.

We can do the most interesting ROM Hacks for example: SMBN.


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