EPTIf I'm correcting a player's name or a typo, it's a minor edit, but if I'm adding a player to a list of former players, it should be left unchecked right?
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Stancel
Singapore15360 Posts
If I'm correcting a player's name or a typo, it's a minor edit, but if I'm adding a player to a list of former players, it should be left unchecked right? | ||
salle
Sweden5554 Posts
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Burns
United States2300 Posts
and ive been editing the wikis quite a bit, looking forward to seeing it be a nice robust source of information | ||
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Horo
United States351 Posts
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phrenetiC
Switzerland224 Posts
Might try to contribute aswell soon.  | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34503 Posts
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salle
Sweden5554 Posts
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eng.nayR
United States468 Posts
Also there is a score section and a kills section. Should both just be the same as the numbers that appear on the top of the UI when spectating/playing, or should you manually add up the kills for the kills section, and use the score counter at the top of the screen as the score? I know for some games, players will die to neutrals or get denied which does not count as a kill for any of their enemies, but their death will count towards the score at the top of the screen. This sometimes leads to a discrepancy between the kills made by a team and the final kill-score. Also, are there any plans to use APIs to automatically obtain the information from scoreboards instead of entering it manually? I know some other cool information might be able to be obtained, such as towers left standing for each team like it shows on the watch tab for live games. However, I don't know how APIs work.. :/ | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
Salle: I've been putting people on the "right" team for the 2nd match because I noticed the mistake  | ||
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Implenia
Austria3846 Posts
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blahz0r
3030 Posts
On September 07 2012 12:56 eng.nayR wrote: Are there any conventions for editing the scores of matches? For example, we should be making the hero picks/bans always be in the order they were picked or banned, and not the order that they show up on the scoreboard, but we should have the players on the scoreboard section in the wiki should be in the order they appear on the game scoreboard, right? Also there is a score section and a kills section. Should both just be the same as the numbers that appear on the top of the UI when spectating/playing, or should you manually add up the kills for the kills section, and use the score counter at the top of the screen as the score? I know for some games, players will die to neutrals or get denied which does not count as a kill for any of their enemies, but their death will count towards the score at the top of the screen. This sometimes leads to a discrepancy between the kills made by a team and the final kill-score. Also, are there any plans to use APIs to automatically obtain the information from scoreboards instead of entering it manually? I know some other cool information might be able to be obtained, such as towers left standing for each team like it shows on the watch tab for live games. However, I don't know how APIs work.. :/ At the moment, bans/picks are listed directly under the team. Do not confuse the "left" and rights" for placing picks and bans. The red and green colors are to denote whether that team were radiant or dire for that game. While this is different compared to the ingame screens and such, this is the convention we're going with for now(subject to change in the future maybe). The scoreboard at the bottom with the items, kills, deaths, and etc can exactly match what the game end scoreboard shows. You may use http://wiki.teamliquid.net/dota2/The_International/2012/Match_Summary/Finals as an example/guide if you wish. | ||
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Implenia
Austria3846 Posts
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tauon
Australia1278 Posts
You should add a field to the tournament template which displays the patch the tournament was played with. It's probably not that significant at the moment because most tournament were played using 6.74, but with 6.75 expected soon, it could start becoming important. | ||
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salle
Sweden5554 Posts
On September 08 2012 17:11 tauon wrote: I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to post this stuff but I have a quick suggestion for the Dota 2 Liquipedia. You should add a field to the tournament template which displays the patch the tournament was played with. It's probably not that significant at the moment because most tournament were played using 6.74, but with 6.75 expected soon, it could start becoming important. This is absolutely the correct forum (and thread) to post suggestions like this. Thank you, we will most likely include patch version into the infobox template. | ||
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
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ZEEEPh
Portugal97 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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salle
Sweden5554 Posts
@TheYango yas, thats a good idea. feel free to do it if you have the time. | ||
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ZEEEPh
Portugal97 Posts
On September 09 2012 07:36 salle wrote: @ZEEEPh yeah that seems like a good thing to show, also the kind of timelines that Wikipedia has could illustrate this perhaps, not sure if theres a self evident sollution for how to show it simply without the Former-list becomes too complex. this ideia occured to me while seeing the coL team page, where the former monkey business team was in the same place as former players from the actual team. someting like "former monkey business" or something in that line of thought. i can try and think of something more useful and clear, if it's not that useless and confusing | ||
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