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2007-01-11 22:05
Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
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Trivia: Missing Members

Where's the sense in writing the missing member names at the trivia and not to add them to the group???
 
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2007-01-12 17:39
The Overkiller
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Quote: So afl, flt and other groups that had members on the amiga, pc and atari that has been mentioned in a c64 pruduction should be listed? No way! This is c64 only and should stay that way as much as possible.

There tossed in my 5 cents.


I agree !
2007-01-12 20:07
Jon
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This is an interesting discussion. Since I only have a perspective from the US scene, perhaps I can add something.

It seems as though folks want to only list members who have done something tangible-- IE a scrolltext, import, introscreen, demo, whatever. However, there are members of notable groups who produced nothing of note-- for example: Hellstar of FBR was responsible for Oawhool's long distance bills and got 0-day releases in exchange.

Of course, there are plenty of swapper and lamer groups out there as well who did not make any noticable impact in the scene whatsoever... maybe an intromaker demo here, poorly distributed demo there... like the UIA.

U.S. groups rarely had "divisions". It was either C64 or they "went Amiga", as it were called. Groups like New Bencor Brothers went both ways, but groups like ESI (Mitch) and NFL from what I understand "went Amiga" and their activities on the C64 dried up.

So in my humblest opinion, one can add US sceners listed in scrolltexts in the confidence that they were indeed C64 sceners.

-Ninj
2007-01-12 20:30
Higgie

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 116
i think everybody who was in a group and contributed something to the c64 activities of that group should be listed in CSDb as a scener.
An example is my brother who never did own a c64 by himself but supported my c64 activities by drawing stickers and diskcovers. so he (sonny/kraze) is considered a full (ex-)member on c64. and also people who were just swappers should be treated like this, as they were kind of a backbone for the communication besides bbs and their sysops.
on the other hand i think it is of some interest for me (and maybe other people around here) if somebody from a group was active for that group on another platform.
An example is RokDaZone/Kraze (you won't find him in this database!): RokDaZone and me were the founders of Kraze. RokDaZone was on Amiga only joining me watching c64 stuff when he came to my place and me watching his amiga stuff. RokDaZone might not have been that important for the development of Kraze, as our amiga section was never really active. but some people might agree with me that he is a living legend regarding his work for other amiga groups he did join afterwards (artwork, endzeit) and especially for his work as an editor for amiga diskmags like StolenData and Generation.
but i think information like the above should be added to the trivia of a group and not added in form of a database entry.

edit: just noticed that i slightly missed the point. ;) ... please go on!
2007-01-12 22:58
Zeldin

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 33
Puhhh... well some of you seem not to get what I wanted to say in my first post... well... I try it with an example:

Please read the scroll of Zyron (yeah :-).

And then ask yourself: why is there no entry for Ave's Grandma in csdb?

Well... got it? Fine!

If you still think it's good for csdb to add all names you can read in some scrolltexts... ok, go for it. I still think it's only useful to add members who have been or still are (confirmed) part of the C64 scene.

In other words: if there is someone out there who can confirm, that Ave's Grandma did something for the C64 scene (and not cooking or serving cake and coffee for da Trianon stuff), than this someone should be invited to add her as an entry...

cu,
zeld!n
2007-01-12 22:58
Zeldin

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 33
Puhhh... well some of you seem not to get what I wanted to say in my first post... well... I try it with an example:

Please read the scroll of Zyron (yeah :-).

And then ask yourself: why is there no entry for Ave's Grandma in csdb?

Well... got it? Fine!

If you still think it's good for csdb to add all names you can read in some scrolltexts... ok, go for it. I still think it's only useful to add members who have been or still are (confirmed) part of the C64 scene.

In other words: if there is someone out there who can confirm, that Ave's Grandma did something for the C64 scene (and not cooking or serving cake and coffee for da Trianon stuff), than this someone should be invited to add her as an entry but I won't do it, cause I can't confirm...

cu,
zeld!n
2007-01-12 23:03
Higgie

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 116
i agree with you! but no need to post it twice! ;)
2007-01-12 23:12
Zeldin

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 33
Well if it works, I post it some more times ;-)
2007-01-13 10:26
Skylab

Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 183
I think both sides have good arguments... So it's really hard to make difference. For later times it's quite easy, because there were those C64/Amiga/PC/Consoles-Sections...

What would you say about a scener on the Amiga doing the C64 sendings together with his Amiga stuff to another scener/group??? So he's not working with the C64 but spreads for his group the C64 stuff... To be listed or not???
2007-01-13 11:46
Marauder/GSS
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Quote: I think both sides have good arguments... So it's really hard to make difference. For later times it's quite easy, because there were those C64/Amiga/PC/Consoles-Sections...

What would you say about a scener on the Amiga doing the C64 sendings together with his Amiga stuff to another scener/group??? So he's not working with the C64 but spreads for his group the C64 stuff... To be listed or not???


hard to make a decision, but if he's only spreading 64 stuff along with his amiga stuff (and don't get 64 stuff in return from his contacts) then I guess I would rather add a little note to the trivia like "had also an amiga section with the following members: xyz" instead of adding him as "full member"... (as this is a c64 related database)

but if you know he was also active in swapping for the 64 section, hence a real swapper for the group and not just a spreader, then he could also be added as member of that group and a note in his profile "was also a member of the amiga section"...

2007-01-18 17:07
Rough
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Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1829
Quote: Puhhh... well some of you seem not to get what I wanted to say in my first post... well... I try it with an example:

Please read the scroll of Zyron (yeah :-).

And then ask yourself: why is there no entry for Ave's Grandma in csdb?

Well... got it? Fine!

If you still think it's good for csdb to add all names you can read in some scrolltexts... ok, go for it. I still think it's only useful to add members who have been or still are (confirmed) part of the C64 scene.

In other words: if there is someone out there who can confirm, that Ave's Grandma did something for the C64 scene (and not cooking or serving cake and coffee for da Trianon stuff), than this someone should be invited to add her as an entry...

cu,
zeld!n


Actually it's me who hid behind the nick 'Ave's Grandma' in Trianon.. those were the times.
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