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As a user, I have always wondered what was the rational for the current |
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game categories and thought it should splitted in a more standard way. |
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What immediately comes to mind as a "decent" way to split games is the |
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wikipedia page for video game genres: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_genres |
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That would make 7 categories and the game description could include the |
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subcategory if necessary. |
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If a subcategory grows too large, it could justify making it its own |
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category. |
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Then, the maintainers only needs to follow the description of each genre |
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to place the game in the appropriate category. |
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But this is just a suggestion, the games-adventure category makes sense |
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by itself IMHO. |
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Damien |
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On 07/14/13 13:23, Ulrich Mueller wrote: |
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>>>>>> On Sun, 14 Jul 2013, hasufell wrote: |
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>> On 07/14/2013 06:26 PM, Diego Elio Pettenò wrote: |
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>>> I would object... 10 games are wayyyy too few for a new category and |
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>>> especially pkg moves.. |
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>> 1 app-antivirus/ |
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>> 3 net-zope/ |
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>> 5 x11-base/ |
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>> 7 gpe-utils/ |
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>> 8 app-officeext/ |
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>> 11 net-voip/ |
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>> 12 games-kids/ |
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>> 12 gnustep-libs/ |
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>> 13 mail-mta/ |
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>> 13 dev-ada/ |
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> I tend to agree with Diego. |
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> If you want to split games-misc, then moving the 42 fortune-mod* |
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> packages into their own category would make more sense. That would |
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> leave 31 packages in games-misc which really isn't overcrowded. |
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> Ulrich |
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