Re: Conlang Web pages Top 10
| From: | Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, January 6, 1999, 7:35 |
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At 17:17 05/01/99 -0800, you wrote:
>At 02:33 PM 1/5/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>Of course we all feel differently... I could thing my website is
>beautifully designed,
>>my conlang is well documented, etc. but not been offended if I'm not in
>the Top 10,
>>because I know that people could thing that those ten are better sites
>than mine or
>>because they didn't know my site (well).
>>
>>That if that is clear that the Top 10 is about sites, not about conlangs.
>How many
>>sites are there in Scattered Tongues web ring? much more than 10. How
>many in Christ
>>Bogart's or Jeffry Henning's lists? if mine is not in the Top 10... I will
>try to
>>improve it... but I won't feel bad against CONLANG-L people.
>>
>>Just a suggestion: vote should be private and it would be clear which are
>the criteria:
>>HTML design, documentation, beuty of the conlang, weirdness...
>
>Yeah. The comments on specific languages could also be anonymous. Here is
>another idea: there could be a top ten list for each category - site looks,
>thouroughness of documentation, uniqueness/originality of the conlang, etc,
>and there could be an overall top ten. More sites would have a chance...
>
It's a good idea, but a little too difficult for me to organize. But if
any people agree with that idea, I'll try to create that... for the next
vote, the first has already begun.
>>If the Idea of Christophe is that outside people would know the best
>conlang sites, I
>>thing the weight should be the documentation of the conlang and the
>completeness of the
>>content, with less enphasis on the language itself or the site design.
>
>I'm sure there are some poeple that could whip up a beautiful site design
>with a pathetic language (meaning they don't put any thought into it)... i
>wouldn't want them to win! And, since the list would be updated every two
>months, if you didn't make it into the list this time, you could make your
>documentation more thourough for next time... I need to get working on
>Malat, there's really not that much on my page!
>--
>-Time is what keeps everything from happening at once.
>
>-Garrett Jones aka Alkaline
>Rising Sun - C&C2: Tiberian Sun -
http://www.cnc2.com/
>Malat -
http://www.metro.net/3jones/malat/
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