Such a forum would be relatively simple to set-up, but it would mean that mod leaders would have to send a request to admin to add new members to the user group that would access it.Originally Posted by Dol Guldur
But I wonder to what extent modders would be willing to discuss things with members of other mod teams that they wouldn't be willing to discuss with the wider community? Presumably if they don't want to discuss a matter within the community in the first place, then it is because it is something they want to develop within their own mod. One would imagine that members of fellow mod-teams would be far more able to understand and implement such an idea rather than other members of the community.
The principal disadvantage to my mind would be a great 'brain drain' from the regular modding forums. How do new modders learn? From reading the words of people who are more experienced - if those members with experience are all somewhere else in a hidden forum then it really would be the case that the regular modding areas would just have beginner questions asked on it.Originally Posted by Dol Guldur
I agree.Originally Posted by Lusted
Have a look at www.creativecommons.org - I found it quite interesting.Originally Posted by Dol Guldur
These are all good questions.Originally Posted by Dol Guldur
I do wonder why people aren't writing tutorials about such stuff. Tutorials don't have to be all mega-all inclusive. There are many smaller guides about.Originally Posted by Kagemusha
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