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Re: OMR Submission and Storage
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Thu, 22 Jul 1999 21:44:53 GMT
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At 02:57 PM 7/22/99 , Scott R Dennett wrote:
> Like Todd said, I think 'OMR SUBMISSION set XXXX' would probably
> do the trick.
But having its own group, even under cad.dat.models.sets, would save model
editors time by not having to browse headers. And additional features
could possibly be integrated into an OMR specific group, like marking a
message approved or marking it 'being edited.' It would also free the
casual set newsgroup lurker from weeding out OMR submissions...
> I would prefer zip over mpd, but the zip program I'm currently
> using(FreeZip)
> can't do stuff like what would be needed. Are there any other
> free zip programs
> that work like Microsoft Backup, in that when you back up a
> file(s) it also
> backs up the directory structure with it?
I use PKZip myself, but Winzip is considered the best (from what I've
heard). Both are shareware, and accomplish that task.
But some people would want a zip file, so its best to offer both.
> I like the idea of using 'modified by' over 'by' in the second
> instance because it
> isn't giving credit for making the whole model to the person who
> most likely
> just inserted a couple of pieces to the original auther's work.
Right.
> > Yeah. Are there any sticker parts created? What's the • numbering system
> > for stickers?
>
> I don't know what the best way to do stickers would be but I
> would like
> to see it something like sXXXX. We could possibly do it the same
> way
> we had talked about doing minifig torsos, in that we have a
> certain range
> of numbers for different themes.
IMO it should be a little more complex than sXXXX - because 's' for sticker
could be mistakened for 's' for set. And the four number numbering system
could slightly conflict with existing part and set numbering systems. If
there could be a sticker numbering format, so certain numbers mean certain
things, like space, town, etc on one placeholder, subtheme on the next,
purpose (computer, food, object etc) on the next, etc...
> Yes, very good idea. Maybe we could even get people to put a
> link on all
> of their pages that have Ldrawn/Ldlited/Povrayed models. This is
> asking
> a lot, but I know there are many paople who probably would be
> willing to
> do this. That was actually how I found out about Ldraw.
For the most part people do, but it is a lot to ask, and you probably won't
get anywhere above 60% compliance on this one. There is no legal
requirement to link and there shouldn't be. Though it is nice, some people
find off site links annoying....some people want to allow others to find
out about it. Its a matter of the personal preference of the individual
site owner here.
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| (...) probably (...) save model (...) features (...) marking a (...) free the (...) I agree that a whole new newsgroup would be best, but I was just trying to point out that it would probably work. Not a big deal either way as far as I am concerned. (...) (25 years ago, 22-Jul-99, to lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw)
| | | Re: OMR Submission and Storage
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| (...) So do I. But I probably wouldn't subscribe to a sets or omr newsgroup by mail. It would work, but why not avoid possible confusion and go for 100% certainty on a completely new dedicated newsgroup? Some people might think that (...) (25 years ago, 23-Jul-99, to lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw)
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| (...) Though 'OMR' would denote a submission to the OMR, etc, it would be better to have a separate group so there is absolutely no question what is a submission and what is not. All we need is for an editor to pick up a non-submitted model that (...) (25 years ago, 22-Jul-99, to lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw)
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