inT0xicaTing wrote:
Hi all
I'm not sure if this is the correct title.
My question/situation is this (I guess other guide writers are sometimes in the same situation):
About 4 weeks ago I started writing a guide and since then I have changed a lot of things. I got up- and downvotes for things that I removed or changed because of several reasons (champion changes, item changes, meta changes - like AP sup, layout, etc.).
What do you do when you do big changes in your guide?
I see several options:
- Delete the guide and create a new one
- Just let it be as it is
- Write to the people that voted for/against your guide
- Write everything in a changelog (people won't read this)
What are your thoughts about this?
Updating your guide is good. Just make your changes and don't do anything crazy. If I were you, I'd only remake the guide if you want to reset the scoring, so basically if you have a bad score right now. I wouldn't message everyone that voted on your guide, because it is quite spammy and people might not like it. However, a changelog is a good option, it shows you update your guide and that you improve it. People might not read it, but if they just see a huge list of things that you changed, they might be like: Wow this guy is surely doing his best.
Change is gooooood
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I'm not sure if this is the correct title.
My question/situation is this (I guess other guide writers are sometimes in the same situation):
About 4 weeks ago I started writing a guide and since then I have changed a lot of things. I got up- and downvotes for things that I removed or changed because of several reasons (champion changes, item changes, meta changes - like AP sup, layout, etc.).
What do you do when you do big changes in your guide?
I see several options:
- Delete the guide and create a new one
- Just let it be as it is
- Write to the people that voted for/against your guide
- Write everything in a changelog (people won't read this)
What are your thoughts about this?