Announcing natural selection mod's latest web reso
Rob
Unknown Enemy Join Date: 2002-01-24 Member: 25Members, NS1 Playtester
<div class="IPBDescription">The hive, goes live</div>The Hive crew is proud to announce its debut. The Hive is an unofficial Natural Selection fan site. Our goal is to get the great, unofficial work our community is doing out into the public where it belongs. The NS community is strong, and is churning out quite a few good things. It is a given that the general gaming population would rather not wade through forums to find these pictures, stories, and maps, so we plan to bring them to you. Our site will essentially be a list of the finest work our community hammers out, and it’s yours to view. We will be updating and posting news to these sites regularly, so if you’ve seen the official side of NS and are still thirsty for more, come visit The Hive.
<a href="http://hive.readyroom.org" target="_blank">http://hive.readyroom.org</a>
With God's good grace, that will also appear on PHL, ValvePit, and ZP:NS soon...
<a href="http://hive.readyroom.org" target="_blank">http://hive.readyroom.org</a>
With God's good grace, that will also appear on PHL, ValvePit, and ZP:NS soon...
Comments
I'm really looking forward to seeing this thing take off with loads of content!
Yamazaki, those Penumbra shots are just rockin. Especially the second one.
Rob: if you read this before I find you, get in touch with me pronto.
Oh, the content is good too!
Bozo, check your forum messages.
My only suggestion so far is that perhaps you want to keep as much content on your site as possible, as opposed to linking to the forums or external sites. This will let you keep the visual theme consistent, will prevent ads or pop-ups from distracting your viewers, and will prevent broken links. I realize that some of the people providing content may want the link to their own sites, but I would still try to encourage people to let you host it for them. You should of course, have prominent links to the content creators' e-mail and personal sites.
Great work.
Flay, I've sorta stuck a deal with MonsE. In order to conserve his bandwidth, we're encourageing the opposite. For one thing, most of the map stuff we'll get should be on NS World already (hint, mappers), so hosting it will be redundant. Also, the volume of work we'll be posting about, I estimate will really suck bandwith.
If you count all the email attachments, ftp uploads, and site downloads, it adds up. Since we've seen that bandwith can be tricky around here, I thought it best to go easy.
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