ok thanks donald -
i think you're doing just fine with your english, and managing the
ltank website and yahoo group is a lot without taking on more.
sometime down the road, you could google translate the article to
french and then tweak it for uploading to the fr version of wiki.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/
as yono will probably do for his wiki.
i will do my best to reference existing ltank material properly, but
certainly let me know if you object to copied material. "wiki" tells
people to be "bold" but they certainly have some concise guidelines
and philosophies.
-S
i think you're doing just fine with your english, and managing the
ltank website and yahoo group is a lot without taking on more.
sometime down the road, you could google translate the article to
french and then tweak it for uploading to the fr version of wiki.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/
as yono will probably do for his wiki.
i will do my best to reference existing ltank material properly, but
certainly let me know if you object to copied material. "wiki" tells
people to be "bold" but they certainly have some concise guidelines
and philosophies.
-S
--- In [email protected], Donald Drouin <ducky@...> wrote:
>
> Bravo -S
> but my capacity to write and think in english is a big handicap for
me.
> I'm sure that you and the other players will do a great job.
>
> Donald
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Steve
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 6:21 PM
> Subject: [LaserTank] wiki
>
>
> i am very interested to hear donald's input regarding a lasertank
wiki
> entry - i think donald has a unique and valuable point of view
> especially from an historical viewpoint. my friend and i played
for a
> few years before even knowing about the online community.
>
> i don't want to simply reproduce the valuable and extensive info
> available on our LT site for players, but rather concentrate on
the
> encyclopedic format for new recruits, the rest of the world, and
for
> historical reference.
>
> by the way, there are several claims that DROD (deadly rooms of
death)
> is the best puzzle game ever, but it's a matter of taste, and i
> disagree with that conclusion.
> -S
>