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Between 2017-06-23 00:00:00Z and 2017-06-24 00:00:00Z
<heinrich5991> would you be okay with adding a button in the ddnet client that uploads maps from the downloadedmaps folder to my archive if they're missing?
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<heinrich5991> it would include a warning that the maps are going to be publicly visible and show a list of maps that would be uploaded
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<heinrich5991> deen: Learath2: EastByte: ^
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<deen> Hmmmm
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<deen> heinrich5991: Then you also have to link your thingy on the ddnet.tw website
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<heinrich5991> that's okay, but I'm not sure how useful that is â it still doesn't have a UI
<deen> and would you actually get interesting maps?
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<heinrich5991> yes, I guess
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<deen> I'm not sure what the purpose of your archive is
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<deen> I think you'd get 1000 versions of a map being mapped
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<deen> and some people accidentally uploading their DDNet Tournament maps before release
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<heinrich5991> yep, that's definitely a risk there
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<deen> Isn't it easier to scan public servers?
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<heinrich5991> who's got a tournament map before release? the authors and some testers I guess?
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<deen> and periodacially get the maps that run there
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<deen> yes
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<heinrich5991> I also do that, however that seems to miss quite a few maps
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<deen> and me for taking screenshots etc
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<heinrich5991> assuming people read warning messages, one could add a paragraph saying that if you're a map author or tester, you should think twice before uploading
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<heinrich5991> but then, people don't read warning messages
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<deen> from my experience they would click yes even if you ask them to sacrifice their soul to satan
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<deen> except when updating client, then they click no in any case
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<Socialdarwinist> heinrich also collects editions of InfClass maps that cause segfault in clients.