The Business of Mod Websites Thread

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Dayonic David	Jul 2 2009, 9:44am Anchor
Dayonic David	Shamless link: Over at GamesModding, PlanetPhillip has writen an article on The Business of Mod Websites.
frvge Project Stealth	Jul 5 2009, 7:21pm Anchor
frvge Project Stealth	Usually ModDB will suffice, so the coders can spend their time on the actual mod. Only when there's extra resources and there's a plan for a website, it's an option to make your own website. Just like with mapping: you don't put a great looking model and a bad looking model next to eachother. For the same reason, the website should reflect the quality of the mod. Custom layouts for standard software like Wordpress or even 100% custom made sites can be very attractive. My mod currently only has a teaser page and a forum. It's best to open a finished website, rather than having the 'under construction' text on every page. -- Project Stealth Producer/PR/Webdeveloper.
Dayonic David	Jul 15 2009, 5:47pm Anchor
Dayonic David	What about following a mods progress on ModDB, Twitter and RSS? When i spot a good mod, i like to track it, so i know when it's released. -- Sir David the Helpful of GamesModding.com