Posted: 06 Apr 2006 21:03
Nice upgrade to the site! Really handy too, keep up the good work. 
*waves hand*Purno wrote:/me wonders, how many people are checking the General Transport Tycoon forum?
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Posted: 07 Apr 2006 17:08
Posted: 28 Apr 2006 19:54
*waves hand too*
I added my site to the link collector. Accidently, I put my website link in a wrong category: General TT
and since I can't remove it (or can I?) can you do it.
I added my site to the link collector. Accidently, I put my website link in a wrong category: General TT
and since I can't remove it (or can I?) can you do it.
Posted: 28 Apr 2006 20:38
What category do you want it in then?
Posted: 29 Apr 2006 10:08
I already put it in the open TTD and scenarios category. So the only thing I want is to remove the link in the general TT category.
Posted: 29 Apr 2006 12:03
Allo?!Purno wrote:/me wonders, how many people are checking the General Transport Tycoon forum?
Is the repository comming along a bit?
Posted: 29 Apr 2006 15:29
Did you fix it already, or do you need me to do it?SpComb wrote:What category do you want it in then?
Posted: 13 Oct 2006 10:32
*bump*
When I was searching for some newgrfs I discovered quite a lot of the newgrf set's website or download locations aren't entered in Linkage. With this I'd like to ask you what you all think of Linkage, and why you would or wouldn't add a link to your website. I'm wondering what the cause is that there are still quite some links 'missing'. Is Linkage just not good enough, or didn't you know of it's existance, etc?
Recently I've been trying to advertise Linkage more to this forum, as I think it's a very good idea.
Now, another problem is, is this topic at the correct location? Since Linkage gathers links for TT, TTDPatch, OpenTTD and LoMo. Dunno how many people actually check this forum.
Linkage is located at http://linkage.munki.org/ . There's also a link in my signature.
EDIT: Ok, no LoMo section. Could be added if peeps would use it. Whatcha think?
When I was searching for some newgrfs I discovered quite a lot of the newgrf set's website or download locations aren't entered in Linkage. With this I'd like to ask you what you all think of Linkage, and why you would or wouldn't add a link to your website. I'm wondering what the cause is that there are still quite some links 'missing'. Is Linkage just not good enough, or didn't you know of it's existance, etc?
Recently I've been trying to advertise Linkage more to this forum, as I think it's a very good idea.
Now, another problem is, is this topic at the correct location? Since Linkage gathers links for TT, TTDPatch, OpenTTD and LoMo. Dunno how many people actually check this forum.
Linkage is located at http://linkage.munki.org/ . There's also a link in my signature.
EDIT: Ok, no LoMo section. Could be added if peeps would use it. Whatcha think?
Posted: 13 Oct 2006 10:36
i think its a good idea. can someone change the thomas set link to users.tt-forums.net/thomas please.
Posted: 13 Oct 2006 10:44
Aye, I think only SpComb has access to the database and can edit/remove entries...
Posted: 14 Oct 2006 19:53
Could some mod move this to a place where more people will notice it?
Posted: 14 Oct 2006 23:10
I made this one sticky, could you remove the first url in the very first post of this thread, it just redirects to the second url
Posted: 15 Oct 2006 08:25
Thanks spiff , link's updated
, link's updated Posted: 06 Dec 2006 19:15
The link is updated again;
http://linkage.tt-forums.net/
And Linkage now supports favicons, thanks to SpComb
http://linkage.tt-forums.net/
And Linkage now supports favicons, thanks to SpComb
Posted: 06 Dec 2006 19:17
Another update!
The munki.org domain is expiring in January, so I've gone ahead and taken the liberty to move it to http://linkage.tt-forums.net/. Perhaps this domain will last longer
I've also added a new feature, namely, when you add a link, linkage will attempt to find the Favicon for that link, so now most links will have a pretty little icon next to them. If your site doesn't have a favicon, be quick to add one! Linkage supports the /favicon.ico way as well as the <link rel="icon">, and can also accept png, jpg and gif images the second way (just make sure to have the correct type="").
You can also find a sandbox version of linkage here, if you want to test it or something.
There may well be some bugs in the code because of the recent changes, so if you see any problems please do tell me.
The munki.org domain is expiring in January, so I've gone ahead and taken the liberty to move it to http://linkage.tt-forums.net/. Perhaps this domain will last longer
I've also added a new feature, namely, when you add a link, linkage will attempt to find the Favicon for that link, so now most links will have a pretty little icon next to them. If your site doesn't have a favicon, be quick to add one! Linkage supports the /favicon.ico way as well as the <link rel="icon">, and can also accept png, jpg and gif images the second way (just make sure to have the correct type="").
You can also find a sandbox version of linkage here, if you want to test it or something.
There may well be some bugs in the code because of the recent changes, so if you see any problems please do tell me.
Posted: 06 Dec 2006 19:32
Hey, PlayLomo is a new site to me. It looks great, with some interesting stuff. Just watch out for profanity in the poll... 
Hm...the site has TTRS3 on it.
It's only 97kb...and it actually downloads from George's site, which has a different version.
Hm...the site has TTRS3 on it.
It's only 97kb...and it actually downloads from George's site, which has a different version.Posted: 06 Dec 2006 22:59
The linkage link in linkage links to the wrong link. 
Posted: 07 Dec 2006 00:09
...but the woodchuck still chucks wood.
This page is great!
This page is great!
Posted: 08 Dec 2006 02:45
Should I click the link to see if the linkage link on linkage that linked to the wrong linkage link links to the correct linkage link yet?
Posted: 16 Dec 2006 13:02
The linkage link in linkage is a link that links to the correct linkage instead of the old linkage that just linked to the current linkage.orudge wrote:Should I click the link to see if the linkage link on linkage that linked to the wrong linkage link links to the correct linkage link yet?