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Questions regarding Release annoucement rules & Devlogs

A topic by JWR26 Games created Mar 07, 2021 Views: 273 Replies: 2
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Hello there,

I will be doing an export of one of my projects in a new format (HTML5). As this is a release, can i post a new thread in the "release announcements" or can i just update the post i created a while back? If I update, will it bump the post back to the top? Is this even allowed at all? I don't want to be bending any rules.

Secondly, I will start a Devlog for said project. If i create one on via the game dashboard will it appear in the Devlog section of the forum or shoud I create a new thread directly in the forum section? The aim of the devlog would be to share progress on the project, share the sources i use for learning and try and reach out to get more people interested of course!

Hopefully someone out there can understand my questions!

Regards,

JWR26 Games

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As this is a release, can i post a new thread in the “release announcements” or can i just update the post i created a while back?

Based on the rules of Release Announcements, there’s no specific line on what counts as a “new release”. However, if the only difference is supporting a new platform, I think it’s better if you update the previous thread.

If I update, will it bump the post back to the top?

Yes, it should bump it on top, so it will be similar to making a new post.

Is this even allowed at all?

Assuming you are updating a thread genuinely because there’s something new to add, and it’s something that doesn’t happen too often, it should be allowed.

If i create one on via the game dashboard will it appear in the Devlog section of the forum or shoud I create a new thread directly in the forum section?

I believe the Devlog section is updated from individual project’s Devlogs, and they are not connected to the community forum ones. I’m not very familiar to how they are connected.

Hope that helps :)

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Thank you!

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