Talk:Worms Armageddon ReadMe (English)

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I'm putting the readmes for each version on subpages, else this page is going to be insanely huge Run! 15:16, 25 June 2008 (MST)

Remind me why do we even have to put the English ReadMe on the wiki --Vladimir 03:42, 26 June 2008 (MST)
It's a convenient place for reference, also it would help with translation projects if people could simply keep a section of this page open in a tab while translating into another page. I'd find this useful if i want to look something up anyway (which i sometimes do and can't be arsed to go trundling into my WA folder to find the readme).
Though perhaps more useful would be sorting all the changes, particularly the features, into their respective department (maps, chat features, interface and stuff) but that would take forever so probably won't happen for a long time. Run! 08:22, 26 June 2008 (MST)

Page title

Can we also translate the page title of the readmes, so that we may have something like "Worms Armageddon 讀我" as a page title instead of "Worms Armageddon ReadMe (Traditional Chinese)"? —Explorer09 06:33, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

Automation

Before anyone spends a considerable amount of effort on these pages, please be informed that I've written a program which can parse the ReadMe and output text in a variety of formatting, including MediaWiki. I plan to run the latest ReadMe through the program and merge the content of existing pages with that generated by the ReadMe, and automate any differences, to allow easy maintenance in the future.

Explorer seems to think that the blue formatting used in the ReadMe should be removed, because it can be confused with links. I suggest replacing it with another shade of blue.

Bells and whistles such as templates for the [CS/DC] tags are nice but not really necessary, considering that the maintenance will be mostly done by a program.

Thoughts? --Vladimir 19:11, 26 October 2010 (CEST)

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