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So, I think it would be good to have games that run well under wine to be reviewed (etc) on the main page.
For instance, many steam games run nearly perfectly for me on wine with a few tweaks which can all be found on appdb typically.
I would be inclined to post about how I got a game to work well under wine. I am sure others would as well.
The only thing i tend to not accept are terribly written articles when they haven't bothered to preview it before submitting or even re-read it.
So anyway...Wine articles are fine.
Edit > Added a Wine category.