Papriko wrote:
So basically you first say that you are ready to do this whole tedious boring task. When people tell you what they don't like about it, you come up with a solution, but say you are not gonna apply it because it is a tedious boring task? Seems legit.
Boring and tedious don't go hand-in-hand. Archival work isn't boring; my mandatory Speech college course isn't tedious. The difference between "tedious, but interesting" and "tedious and boring" is the difference between me being willing to do something, in my free time, for no personal gain, or not.
I'm not gonna apply that potential solution because I'm not gonna do this in the first place. I never said I was. It has always just been an idea that I wanted to discuss.
SpaceShipRat wrote:
I guess maybe make the list public, and we should try to go through it, and use it to update the wiki, in some way that clearly marks which mods are available? Though that's always in flux too.
In the end it always goes back to that. We need a way to get mods -> there's the lost download detectives thread -> it's impossible to go through and we'd need a categorized version -> we have the wiki -> the wiki is a puzzle to manage and update.
bleh.
Yeah. I thought I had it all figured out when I first had this website idea, but now it seems to keep looping back to "update the wiki on a massive scale", which I know absolutely nothing about, and which would be a workload several magnitudes larger than the original idea. Part of the appeal is its simplicity; I could set it up on a single pastebin page if I really wanted to.