pouët.net

As every producer/coder enter Pouet with a password, it would be
very nice and helpfull if older submissions could be edited. For example, if the URL has changed location or name, a new debugged version of a demo is released, or some typos must be corrected. Or the screen, or the info, ...

You could start by using a descent host and static URL.
Double or triple read the infos before hitting the Submit button.
Then if a debugged version is released, simply overwrite the previous archive and post a message in the sheet of the prod to invite the folks to try it.

At last, you can ask to fix me beautyful

I want a descent host too.

^__^ I meant "decent"

Actually SoLo already uses a descent host. That's indecent.

oh shiiiit :D i just realized that i've been writing 'descent' instead of 'decent' all the way :D damn... have to learn english

don't worry, gargaj writes "recon" instead of "reckon" all the time and no one points it out ;)

i'm more pissed about screwing up definItely and collIsion all the time:)

®: I happen to write reet instead of reed sometimes, weird typo ;)

coincidence? aan m'n reet! :)

reed : get ready to laugh your ass off, cause it was Gargaj himself who first told me what 'iirc' means, so until now i was absolutely sure it's 'recon' not 'reckon' XDD
thank god i had used abbreviation most times :D
greetings to gargaj \:D/

What does "reckon" have to do with "iirc"? I thought it meant "If I recall correctly?"

hmmm... maybe it was another way.. well.. if so, sorry gargaj :)
but according to this iirc has few meanings, tho there is nothing with 'reckon' among them :/

still, "to reckon correctly smth" and "to reckon correctly on smth" are valid phrases, arent they ?

I can't possibly imagine that "to reckon correctly smth" is a valid phrase..

Maybe it's time for a dictionary, mr. Smartypants?

in some contexts reckon can mean as much as "i recall that <...>", or at least close. so it's not that weird. conclusion: cram a sock in it sprocket.

"Reckon" can never be used in place of "recall" in *any* context. "Reckon" is similar to estimate in meaning.

Example usage: I reckon Plek's command of the English language isn't anywhere near as complete as he seems to think.

"Son, I have to tell you someting important. Uncle Reckon didn't died in the war. He lives in the house next door."

Niels: Are you serious?? :-D When did "to reckon correctly smth" seem even remotely correct to you? :-D

"to reckon smth correctly". better ?
smth could be some fact, not some set of objects.
ie If i reckon correctly, there were about 20 intros blah blah
anyway if "smth was reckoned as smth2" is valid, why cant i say "if i reckoned smth as smth2 correctly, then blah blah" ?

y'all reckon? yep/nope

"Speak good England vol. 1"

'Correctly' is a relatively irrelevant addition; we're talking about full substitution here. Now put that sock back boys.

Wait a moment, please. Tell me more about the ~20 intros.

Scenglish is funny. It makes me giggle.

See thom giggle. Giggle, thom, giggle!