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== Server Staff == | == Server Staff == | ||
Revision as of 16:47, 29 November 2019
This page contains links to the most recent posts of every staff member (on [1] as of the end of 2019):
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Server Staff
- Rogean's Posts
- Proof of concept; see below:
Update 7:22 PM, Saturday November 2nd: We're still working on getting Teal open. Unfortunately, there are some systems that need to be updated on Green in order to open teal correctly. Instead of rebooting Green right now, we're going to reboot it later tonight and then open Teal tomorrow afternoon. Sorry for the delay! Thanks.
Development
Game Support
- Llandris's Posts
- Sirken's Posts
- Aussie's Posts
- Menden's Posts
- Kelvanis's Posts
- Andakos's Posts
- Medris's Posts
- Khikik's Posts
- Sunderfury's Posts
Why Not Show Posts Here?
It would technically be possible to write code for the wiki add a "synchronize" button here. This button would automatically check every staff member's link for new posts, and then add them to the wiki if it didn't have them.
There's only reason that's not feasible right now: cross-domain scripting rules. Without getting technical, for security browsers prevent code on "wiki.project1999.com" from talking to "www.project1999.com.
There are ways around this, and the simplest would probably be for Rogean to add a "proxy" URL to the wiki server (eg. so wiki.project.com/forums/ acted like www.project1999.com/forums) ... but that's still a bunch of extra work for Rogean.
So until he sees value in having a wiki-based staff post tracker ... or until a player hosts their own (CORS-enabled) proxy ... this page has to remain "manual". Players could manually re-create staff posts here, as with the Rogean example above, but that's likely far too much trouble to be worth it.
