Iāve been adding a few links to DVD reviews from www.dvd-forum.at. It covers a largish number of German disks, and includes reasonably detailed descriptions of extras. More importantly, it has screenshots from the disks. Iāve found it a useful resource for judging the quality of DVDs.
Still to come: an operative with no name, a samurai with no name, and a cowboy without a horse
And a lot more ā¦[/quote]
Very good Scherps.
But the opening sentence confuses meā¦
āThe Man with No Name, or simply No Name, is a character created for Sergio Leoneās 1962 western movie A Fistful of Dollars (1964), which was an unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawaās Yojimbo.ā
1962 western?
I presume this is a typo. Or am I missing something?
[quote=āPhil H, post:1425, topic:555ā]Very good Scherps.
But the opening sentence confuses meā¦
āThe Man with No Name, or simply No Name, is a character created for Sergio Leoneās 1962 western movie A Fistful of Dollars (1964), which was an unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawaās Yojimbo.ā
1962 western?
I presume this is a typo. Or am I missing something?[/quote]
No youāre right
I guess I changed the text and this ā1962ā is a relict of an older version
Iāll remove it
great stuff. so, because for some reason I think Iāve totally missed it, are we starting this tomorrow? and what exactly is the concept for this special? i sort of screwed up on the last special because i was unable to put up the effort to get tony anthony properly on board (but we can always do that again some other time)ā¦
Iāll send you a PM with the material I have prepared for the Special
Iām still working on a few things, and Dicfish still has some work to do on several documents
Well, not yet a ālatest contributionā, but I just wanted to let you guys know that I finished the French translation for the Introduction! I promised to finish it quickly, but the project kinda took a backseat when I discover that the current session at school wasnāt going to be as easy as the two lasts. Sorry! I just need to correct a few things (even if itās my native language, I make more mistakes in French than English, crazy!) and Iāll try to post it in the database tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
This probably shouldnāt be in this thread, but anyway:
On pages like Navajo Joe ( http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php?title=Navajo_joe ), where the links in the side bar are given as [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] (as opposed to [[Navajo_joe/DVD|Available DVDs]] ), the links are show up in red, implying the page doesnāt exist. When you click on the links they work and go to the right place, but itās a bit misleading.
[quote=āCommissioner, post:1431, topic:555ā]This probably shouldnāt be in this thread, but anyway:
On pages like Navajo Joe ( http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php?title=Navajo_joe ), where the links in the side bar are given as [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] (as opposed to [[Navajo_joe/DVD|Available DVDs]] ), the links are show up in red, implying the page doesnāt exist. When you click on the links they work and go to the right place, but itās a bit misleading.[/quote]
thatās because itās supposed to be Navajo Joe, not Navajo joeā¦ donāt know where these bugs are coming from but of course ther is no Navajo joe/DVD page, thereās only a Navajo Joe/DVD page
Also, while I went back to edit some tiny details I forgot to check the āThis is a minor editā box, what does this do? ???
And if I want to correct some stuff in the database (like when I looked for the French names I saw that a bunch of āAlso known asā were slightly wrong), I can just do it, right? Maybe this sounds a little obvious, but this is the first time I edit stuff on a database, I donāt really know how it all works.
the "minor editā is VERY important for team workflow, as it indicates to others checking the ārecent changesā that nothing major has been changed that needs to be looked atā¦ so I personally encourage using that, same with the little field that lets you summarize what you changed, if you made major changes, e.g. when you added a whole chunk of text you could put "added a section called BOOBS AND LIQUOR "