From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.
infuzion ·
Wikis are great places (somewhat) permanantly store information (atleast compaired to forums).
Show some love; update the WiKi please. If you find a solution, neat tricks, links... the WiKi is a great home for them.
[old link]
[old link] is good to find the latest updates.
cheers
skOre ·
I see no big point in contribution while SM is still in development :-/
Tom7777 ·
I like forums more than those things. Why not just make a post with url links ect.
infuzion ·
I see no big point in contribution while SM is still in development :-/
Yes things will change alot, but what would you rather do, have we users write docs, or have the programmers spend time writing them & have less time for coding?
Though I see your point; for me, a good rule of thumb is to WiKi something that I know will be useful 6 months down the road. Some things won't change drasticly, like basic concepts.
Tom7777 wrote: I like forums more than those things. Why not just make a post with url links ect.
Forums are great for asking questions & getting feedback. But post will get burried fast once this forum becomes more busy. I knew NAS had a post for links, but coudn't find it. I had to go to NAS's profile & run through all his posts to find that particular one. Sure, you can sticky posts, but after 7 or so stickies it will get old.
A topical index is much easier to click through. A newbie can find info even if (s)he doesn't know the exact terms. An expericed user can find related information & perhaps discover someone else's tricks. Searching a forum is OK if you know excatly what you're looking for.
My angle on things anyhow.
Tom7777 ·
I guess so
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