I think it started with a weird translation in Kingdom Hearts 2 with Mickey saying this, but it needs to stop.
The expression is "Well, I guess I'll see you later", why are you saying "WELP"? I looked the word up! It means either a rank in the scouts or a wolf pup, or in some cases an insult like calling someone an urchin. Am I to understand Mickey was calling everyone welps before making some casual statement? And now, everyone else online is doing it too! "Welp" doesn't mean "well"! Never did!
I'm looking for people to submit articles to be featured in the new TendoCity home page to get the ball rolling. Use the online submitter on the home page to submit.
The article could be anything of interest relating to TendoCity so be creative! Also feel free to use the image gallery button on the editor toolbar to upload images and insert them into your article. The editor works ok in Mozilla but is sort of buggy due to Mozilla security restrictions for easier use I suggest using IE to submit the article, but it's up to you. Thanks For All Your Help!
So some of you may know that Safari, the Mac's main web browser, was released for Windows yesterday. It's a beta so there are still some bugs, but I'm not sure if it will be enough for me to switch from Firefox on Windows. The only reason I use Safari on the Mac is because the Mac version of Firefox is pretty slow and bloated. Anyway, most of you probably don't care about this, but a feature I totally discovered by accident is pretty useful for anyone who posts to forums. If you try to close a window or tab where you've typed something into a text box a message pops up to confirm your action. I don't make huge, long posts like I used to so it isn't the best feature since sliced bread (why is sliced bread so good anyway? I'd like to see bread without those two horrible end pieces), but it is pretty cool nonetheless.
These guys make a point I've been making for some time. The logical extension of boosting a game's rating because of user created content is that every game that allows customization MUST be rated M. My take? Just create a second category right on the ratings box with a letter as big as the normal rating letter that says "C". Parents will look on the back of the box to see that "C" means "Warning, custom content created by others users. We cannot rate other's content so use at your own discretion".
That way, they are covered, and the government loses any "legitimate" grounds to take over the ratings part and start requiring ridiculous things that, for example, reduce freedom of developers, perhaps kill custom content, and might even kill the independant industry (with a law that, for example, requires all games everywhere to be rated).
Check out the cool AJAX shit I incorporated into the home page. Press the refresh button on one of the modules and watch them refresh with no page refresh pretty cool I think. Any way I have still many modules to write before launch. I'll keep you posted. And be sure to reply and let me know what you think.