Saturday 26 November 2016 It's been a quiet couple of months, tip-wise. Just as well, really,
as Real Life has been anything but.
Corrected two tips for Kentilla and Eureka which were listed
the wrong way round, thanks to a mistake in the original Crash magazine.
Thanks to John Metcalf for pointing this out.
Xyzzy got in touch regardingf a discussion on the WoS forums, which aimed at fixing the colour clash on Everyone's A Wally.
While I didn't know what to do with the colour clash mod Myrck did in terms of putting it on here (sorry), the discussion did provide
some additional POKEs by Myrck and Pgyuri.
Monday 30 May 2016 I slaved through the tropical weather to do this update. Slaved - I tell ya.. Blood, sweat and tears were involved... Well, sweat was (Eurk. Ed)
Matthew Logue submitted a map for War of the Worlds, The. He actually submitted it along with the tips which
appeared last month, but I neglected to actually put the map links online. Oops! (You utter gibbon. Ed)
Sunday 28 February 2016 More database tidying, so the number of tips doesn't go up since these new ones take up the slots previously used by duplicate/merged entries. Maybe next month?
Sunday 31 January 2016 Happy New Year (bit late? Ed)
The more perceptive may notice the NUMBER of tips hasn't changed in any significant way since
the last update - I've been going through looking for "split entries", where the same tip type
sent by the same person ends up split across 2 entries. These have been merged, dropping the number
down. That slot is then taken by a new tip. So the number of tips on the database will stay
roughly the same. Hope that makes sense!
I FINALLY got round to embedding RZX Archive's YouTube links to the existing RZX Archive entries.
This involved a fair bit of cross-referencing RXZ title names against Tipshop, batch importing the
relevant links into the new database field and modifying the perl script used to display Tipshop tips.
In doing so, I found about another 70 RZX links which I'd missed over the years - they're now (hopefully!!) all added.
Hopefully I've not fouled it up somewhere in amongst all that lot!! Thanks very much to Daren Pearcy
for his help in provding the various lists needed to do the comparisons.