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Niall, I'm very pleased you have written your script and documented it, but I would prefer it if you didn't spam unrelated script pages with advertisements for it. I have also placed a link in an unsupported scripts section of the MythVideo page. That page is meant to represent the supported components of MythVideo and serve as semi-official documentation. Since we don't write/maintain/support your script, I would prefer that it is clear that it is unofficial and third party. | Niall, I'm very pleased you have written your script and documented it, but I would prefer it if you didn't spam unrelated script pages with advertisements for it. I have also placed a link in an unsupported scripts section of the MythVideo page. That page is meant to represent the supported components of MythVideo and serve as semi-official documentation. Since we don't write/maintain/support your script, I would prefer that it is clear that it is unofficial and third party. | ||
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| + | : Sure, whatever you guys prefer. I wasn't aware that there are rules for where links should be placed, so I just went ahead and added them wherever it seemed appropriate. So long as Google picks up the page for anyone searching for a solution to the same problem I had then I don't really mind where it lives. --[[User:Ned14|Ned14]] 23:15, 7 March 2010 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 7 March 2010
Niall, I'm very pleased you have written your script and documented it, but I would prefer it if you didn't spam unrelated script pages with advertisements for it. I have also placed a link in an unsupported scripts section of the MythVideo page. That page is meant to represent the supported components of MythVideo and serve as semi-official documentation. Since we don't write/maintain/support your script, I would prefer that it is clear that it is unofficial and third party.
- Sure, whatever you guys prefer. I wasn't aware that there are rules for where links should be placed, so I just went ahead and added them wherever it seemed appropriate. So long as Google picks up the page for anyone searching for a solution to the same problem I had then I don't really mind where it lives. --Ned14 23:15, 7 March 2010 (UTC)
