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Also position of Contributing Editor should be added, so authors(me) can feel special.
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Seems fine to me. How does it sound to you Liam?
I would have no problem doing this for you, If you can give me a day or two I can add that new level of editor.
Sobkas, working on your permissions soon.
I was thinking about contributing more, maybe a regular column and if there was at least one for every day of the week(I can cover only one day, max two), readers would be more likely to visit site regularly.
I especially like the solution from the escapist site:
a "WEEKLY CONTENT SCHEDULE"
Regular columns with different authors each week can reduce load on them and encourage more contributions.
Pool of games(on wiki where people could state the interest to make one) that needs a review would encourage more reviews and prevent a work duplication.
Now only to get a good idea for a column that lasts more than few weeks :(
I was thinking about reviewing a really old linux games, column would be called "A past of the blast"(need a better one), it will cover the needed tweeaks to make the game work, review of the game and look at the state of Linux gaming at the release and subsequent drop of linux support(or not).
Right now I'm thinking about: https://www.spiderwebsoftware.com/exile3/linuxexile3.html
I can co-edit a feature "Furious Penguin Play" about things in linux gaming scene that made me "furious". It's not like I'm angry about linux gaming every week, so more than one author might be needed. If there is no apropriate topic that week, authors can bring stories from the past.
I will also cover new issues of World Wine News and Wine releases.
I would like to encounter other to submit more ideas. With enough of them, there is a possibility of establishing a weekly publication SCHEDULE that will cover every day.
Sorry for this info dump, but wanted to make my plans known.
Furious Penguin Play does sound amusing, but I am not sure there will be enough content to be so often. That and I don't want us to come across too angry ;)
I have created a wiki page for it here:
http://www.gamingonlinux.com/crowdfunding/index.php5/Article_Schedule