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Urbis - A World of Cities

Started by Jürgen Hubert, June 12, 2006, 03:26:01 AM

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sparkletwist

Quote from: Jürgen HubertActually, someone already did contribute quite a few things of substance - almost all of the material on the city of Praxus was written by another contributor.
But really, that's pretty much the only way I can allow others to make direct, written contributions without hiring a lawyer to sort out the details - something that would bust my (practically non-existent) budget.[/quote]
You're right in that it's probably the only way to protect yourself without a lot of legal headaches. When the alternative is having your project potentially tied up in litigation, I don't think anyone faults you for choosing to go that direction. :)

Jürgen Hubert

I've added a rating module to the wiki - now you can vote on individual entries. I think you need to register at Wikidot.Com to vote, but you do not need to join the Urbis Wiki itself.

I'd really appreciate it if you took the time to rate the entries you like especially - it helps me figure out which parts of the wiki are best, and thus produce more stuff of the same quality.
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The Arcana Wiki - Distilling the Real World for Gaming!

Jürgen Hubert

I've modified the layout and visual appearance of the wiki a bit. I'm contemplating giving each subsection its own appearance, but I fist want to make sure that this layout works well.

What do you think?
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The Arcana Wiki - Distilling the Real World for Gaming!

LordVreeg

On the opening page, the right side nav black has dark and light horizontal lines that look very messy.  I think of Urbis with a much shinier, precise, industrial feel.  
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Old, evil, twisted, damaged, and afflicted.  Orbis non sufficit.Thread Murderer Extraordinaire, and supposedly pragmatic...\"That is my interpretation. That the same rules designed to reduce the role of the GM and to empower the player also destroyed the autonomy to create a consistent setting. And more importantly, these rules reduce the Roleplaying component of what is supposed to be a \'Fantasy Roleplaying game\' to something else\"-Vreeg