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Want your article to appear in the Flight Sim World Knowledge Base?

Articles and Tutorials posted in this forum will be reviewed by an Administrator periodically - exceptional work will be published into the FlightSimWorld.com Knowledge Base, where it will be preserved indefinitely for future visitors to FlightSimWorld.com!

In addition, members who are noticed as having excellent article writing skills may be offered a chance to become an Official Reviewer. These members will be given the opportunity to review a payware product from FlightSimWorld.com's selection of unreviewed addons. Once the review is complete the Official Reviewer keeps the payware free of charge, courtesy FlightSimWorld.com and the publisher of the software! Reviewers are at liberty to choose as many or as few products to review as they wish.

If you are interested in becoming an FlightSimWorld.com Official Reviewer, post at least one high-quality review (your own work) within this forum, and let Jon or Brad know of your willingness to become an Official Reviewer. We'll check out your review and membership status, and you may be asked to join the team!

Thanks to all those who have made and continue to make FlightSimWorld.com a great place to advance our hobby of flight simulation!

Brad and Jon

 
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> Submitting New Articles, Guidelines to help articles reach the KB
 
Jon
post Dec 29 2005, 01:50 PM
Group: Admin

In addition to the information above, the following tips will ensure easy transition of articles and tutorials into the Knowledge Base:

1. Please use the "Upload IMG" button for attaching screenshots and other pictures - don't use the "Link IMG" button. We want all images to be hosted by our server, otherwise we could see dead image links in the KB when an external server hosting an image goes down.

2. Please limit screenshot sizes to 800px wide if possible. We plan to address this in the future with automatic resizing.

3. The more information the better, but try to avoid rambling. laugh.gif

4. It is helpful (but not required) to add keywords in a separate post in your topic. Keywords are used to help the search function point users to relevant articles. Try to think of keywords that are not used already in your article. For example, an article about a 747 might have good use for the following keywords: Boeing, jumbo jet, airliner.

That's it for now, if anyone else has any suggestions feel free to post them or PM me. If you're ready to post your article or tutorial, click here (or click the New Topic button).

Thanks!

Jon
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addy
post Jul 27 2009, 10:27 AM

dear brad and jon,

i wondered if you could help me. ive been looking on the internet for online flight simulators and wondered if there was any. i also wondered if this site flightsimworld.com had a flight simulator that i can use without any simulator discs.
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