Looking for Good-Tutorials Moderators
Apr 10, 2009 — 19 comments
Zach Holman
http://zachholman.comJoined over 3 years ago. Zach helps out by being a moderator at Good-Tutorials.
Original Tutorial: DataMapper Forms
It's a cool gem, but unfortunately it's not quite a tutorial, so I can't list it here.
Original Tutorial: Create a Gang of Vector Ninjas
Updated your title for you; let me know if there's anything else you'd like. :)
Original Post: Changes to tutorial pages, moderation
@tsdesigns - absolutely. That was part of the "filters and searches" I was hinting to in the blog post. We'll get there soon enough; I wanted to get this first step out the door first so authors could get a little better handle on the process.
Original Post: Need help?
Usually within a day, but sometimes we hold off on moderating them until we have enough ratings.
Original Tutorial: Slick Header & Pen Tool Tutorial
Site appears to be down.
Original Tutorial: Sub-command executables with Commander gem
I just noticed you were typing "clear" to clear your terminal screen... I typically just use command+K (although that actually clears the window... "clear" bumps your screen a screenful lower, so depends on what you're looking for.)
Original Tutorial: Photoshop: How to Fix Chromatic Aberrations
Please submit thumbnails with these.
Original Tutorial: Local Correction in Lightroom 2
Please submit thumbnails with your tutorials.
Original Tutorial: Using hidden text with images
I'd really be wary of trying techniques like this. If you're concerned about accessibility, that's what the alt and title attributes are for. display: none runs a good chance of getting you blacklisted on Google, and it's a possibility that they have some CSS position identification either implemented or planned for the next few years. It's borderline stuff.
That's not quite how copyright law is interpreted.