Where is the Source?
April 25th, 2012 8:11 amIs it me, or a LOT of people are not linking to the source code in their games? At least half of the games I rated today did not include source.
That is not cool.
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Is it me, or a LOT of people are not linking to the source code in their games? At least half of the games I rated today did not include source.
That is not cool.
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yeah – I noticed that too
agreed, there should be a way to tag entries that don’t post source or use premade graphics/sound/etc so that they can either fix it or be moved to the jam instead.
It should be made so that they can’t submit their game without a source link included.
My games is HTML5 so you can access to the source by the same browser.
In Chrome for example push “F12″
If it’s game submited to compo, then give them link to this http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/rules/
>>6. Source code must be included.
And i don’t think there’s way to report them…
I think that the top scoring entries are being checked though and potentially disqualified
A lot of entries, mine included, just include it in the zip or rar instead of linking it separately. Although I would be happy to add an additional link if people think it’s useful.
It’s such a shame to see so many entries without source OR using tools/content not freely available to everyone.