Hay un nuevo fansite de planeshift en español!!!!

[Karyuu]

I think I would have to be an admin to do that, and that position is reserved ;)

[neko kyouran]

If they aren't removed, you can always delete this thread and any others that reference that site.   Teach them a lesson about how PS doesn't support that type of stuff.

[eldoth_terevan]

Just change the quests slightly to render the information unuseable! /me ducks rotten fruit flying at his head...

[maguayo2]

remember the spanish fansite i posted here :    http://hydlaa.com/smf/index.php?topic=25271.0

some news:

now, you dont have to be registered to post in the forum

maguayo2

[Karyuu]

This didn't warrant a new thread at all. And you still haven't removed the quest section. Please take it off, as sharing quest information/spoilers in public is not allowed.

*edit*

Thanks Neko ;) All links have been removed until there's a change.

[neko kyouran]

* neko kyouran points to his above post.

 

[RayvenD]

not trying to cause trouble but surely they can post whatever they like on their own website?

[Karyuu]

Not if it's a public website. We don't allow public spoilers, no matter where it is :> Sure, people can make sites and share them with each other and none of the PS staff will know. Once we do know though, it's a different story.

[RayvenD]

Ah ok, (i'm starting to feel like i'm pushing it a bit but anyway here go's) so how is it enforced when people share quest info? because alot of people in-game will tell you how to do a quest from start to finish. Is it a banning offense? (just to clarify i don't share quest info and never really asked for much help on them past trying to buy quest items i couldn't find on my own)

[neko kyouran]

Sharing quest info in game to friends is fine.  Just not through the help channel.  Putting it on a secure guild website that is for members of your guild is fine.  Putting it on a public place that anyone can access and see is not.

(at least that is my understanding of it all)

[Karyuu]

Neko explained it perfectly. Sharing "publically" means that anyone at any time and come and see the quest solution without doing anything - asking anyone, trying it for themselves, etc. If you share solutions between friends, right on - there's nothing wrong with helping out those who ask or those who really need a hint. Public websites however eliminate the need for any further interaction between people. You browse, you find your answer out of the game, and you're done. Less than ideal for us :}

So far we haven't had anyone actively refuse removing quest information from their public forums or websites - though if we do make a request and get a "No" straight-out, I have no qualms about in-game bans ;P

[Keyaz]

those are always fun, I remember hitting my first one, 'twas a speed hack i think, I had to be sure first, so i had a /teleport me <name> and was hitting up + enter as fast as i could, we both pretty much crossed ojaroad in a matter of seconds >_>. anyways... im going off topic.. naughty me

[Siteri Kidachi]

But what about if someone gave a bunch of quest solutions to someone who didn't play PS at all and had them put it up on THEIR website, without crediting anyone for the information? How would you prevent that from happening? You don't have authority to do anything outside the game...

[Karyuu]

I don't know, contact the host? ;P

[Keyaz]

acraig has the rock flinging catapult still right?