@Everyone who faces/faced troubles submitting levels
Yeah, you got it. It's another one of these topics of mine. As the title describes, it's a fairly old "issue" on this very site here.
Please note that the bold/underlined parts are reflecting my personal view. Making them obviously subjective. So go and make up your own opinion.
It's simply the complicate and hard to find level submission process, everyone seemed to have forgotten about after submitting their first levels.
I'm fairly certain that the majority of level designers had problems with actually finding the option itself already. This includes me actually. It took me quite long and it even ended up frustrating me to some point I wanted to give up trying. Huh, boy I would definitely have missed something if I would have given up back then. A thoughtworthy idea would be implementing a link to the submission process in the user control panel for me. As I can imagine not everyone being too fond of having additional options up there, I'd like to remember that this site still centers about levels to some extend. Which will be submitted at some point. (BY the way. I used the somewhat tiny link at the bottom right of the portal page to submit my levels.)
First things first. Please let's find a solution to make the submission option far more obvious and easier to find. If needed in multiple locations.
The more or less frequent topics of users, especially beginners who seek help shows, that this problem is persistent up to this day. You cannot rely on users especially beginners to go find and read a topic helping them to find something they should be able to find BY themselves in the first place. Especially if said topic title(s) don't make it clear that they'll be helpful with this specific problem.
Every additional step that has to be taken is one too much.
That's probably the shortest @-Topic I've done yet. The problem itself is obviously not the most complex one, so it's probably fine, the way it turned out.
I'd like to ask of you guys to seriously consider this as issue, as it's often things like this, we're losing sight of.
So yeah. Thanks for your attention. May the next @-Topic be of a positive nature as this one.
Please note that the bold/underlined parts are reflecting my personal view. Making them obviously subjective. So go and make up your own opinion.
It's simply the complicate and hard to find level submission process, everyone seemed to have forgotten about after submitting their first levels.
I'm fairly certain that the majority of level designers had problems with actually finding the option itself already. This includes me actually. It took me quite long and it even ended up frustrating me to some point I wanted to give up trying. Huh, boy I would definitely have missed something if I would have given up back then. A thoughtworthy idea would be implementing a link to the submission process in the user control panel for me. As I can imagine not everyone being too fond of having additional options up there, I'd like to remember that this site still centers about levels to some extend. Which will be submitted at some point. (BY the way. I used the somewhat tiny link at the bottom right of the portal page to submit my levels.)
First things first. Please let's find a solution to make the submission option far more obvious and easier to find. If needed in multiple locations.
The more or less frequent topics of users, especially beginners who seek help shows, that this problem is persistent up to this day. You cannot rely on users especially beginners to go find and read a topic helping them to find something they should be able to find BY themselves in the first place. Especially if said topic title(s) don't make it clear that they'll be helpful with this specific problem.
Every additional step that has to be taken is one too much.
That's probably the shortest @-Topic I've done yet. The problem itself is obviously not the most complex one, so it's probably fine, the way it turned out.
I'd like to ask of you guys to seriously consider this as issue, as it's often things like this, we're losing sight of.
So yeah. Thanks for your attention. May the next @-Topic be of a positive nature as this one.


