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Every single one of those chess openings has multiple books written about it. The most popular openings have hundreds of books about them. Not to mention cours
by slyall 2y ago
Every single one of those chess openings has multiple books written about it. The most popular openings have hundreds of books about them.
Not to mention courses, articles, blog posts, discussion and youtube videos
- makeitdouble 2y agoIf we're going by volume written about, minecraft isn't lacking any. Try to find more about red stone or mining techniques. The main difference would be history, the split between books and online resources, and how the older generation sees it.
- Retr0id 2y agoCircling back to my original point, wherever we draw the line on notability and inclusion vs exclusion, there are going to be people on either side unhappy about the location of the line. It's probably easier for all parties to let the Minecraft community draw their own line on their own wiki(s) (which is exactly what happens).
- makeitdouble 2y ago"No solution will make everybody happy" is kinda of a poor argument though, as it will always be true whatever happens. In the end it comes down to who the service is for, and the younger generation probably doesn't see it as theirs. I get the feeling Wikipedia will slowly become culturally irrelevant and end up in the same place as the encyclopedias, as an established and mostly frozen dataset that we'll want to keep running but won't look at 99% of the time