Some time ago, all the site's sound and music was located in a specific "Audio" category and the link to this section was http://opengameart.org/browse/audio. Despite the length, it was possible to share this link on forums.
Now, Music and Sound Effects have their own categories. And I think that's great. However, the links to each is very long:
This is intended for the admins to see really because they have not provided a contact medium on here. I have had an email from the site but being cynical, expect it to be an auto sender so have not tried sending an email to that address.
I'm Trying to upload an audio file (ogg for preview and zip(33mb) for download), but it's showing the error HTTP 500 when I click on save. I tried several times...
See the attached png.
Help me pls :(
EDIT.
I did some testing to find out. It seems that the problem is in the description, I removed the part disclaimer ''CC BY SA'' and the upload works correctly.
I registered ~27 Mar, but no 'click to validate' e-mail arrived by next morning. After several days, I decided I must have put a typo in my e-mail address. Happily, the e-mail arrived today, 14 April, date-stamped 27 Mar !! Thank you, thank you for sorting it out, Nik
Successful spam occurences seem to be down recently, but they do get through now and then. I was just adding a conact form to my website, including Google's reCAPTCHA for some bot detection. This got me thinking if OGA uses this also...
On the registration page, the current measure seems woefully inadequete.
"CAPTCHA
This question is for testing whether you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.What is the background of the blue theme on this site? *Fill in the blank."
I could easily write code to allow a bot to circumvent this.
Recently I was looking for borders, to be used with an UI that was making for a project. So I typed "border" into the search box and, whooops, I found my cactuses:
First I was puzzled, then I remembered the discussion - these graphics have a blurry border, and someone told me about it, I replied that they are still quite useable and posted an example screenshot.
I was wondering if it's possible to add filters to user's profile pages so that we can sort the submissions by a particular value. My main reason for requesting this is that I would like to filter my submissions by the most popular and continue producing sprites that seem to be popular with the community.
My current approach is to open each submission individually and view the download count. (Which will not be possible as my submission count countinues to increase).