NarCranor posted:Well, its a cool idea, and I know its brand new, but none of the links on the left side work, even after signing up, and it wont let me submit my own website now that I have signed up...might have wanted to wait until these features were live before advertising, and there were a lot of sites on there that barely or don't, IMO, qualify as star wars websites. Walmart.com, kellogs.com? Cmon. just because they once did a star wars promotion at some time doesn't qualify them as a star wars website. I mean...is there even any star wars content on their site at present? Same with barnes&noble.com. I know you can buy star wars books there, but so what...the site generating that product, like hasbro or del rey, fine, but having every retail shop on there is a bit much. I mean....by that logic, every single comic book store in the nation should have a site up on your page. IMO that just ends up cluttering what would otherwise be a supreme listing of official and fan sites, which, BTW, need some sort of separation via category or something. This may already be planned, but since the categories don't work, its hard to tell. In any case, the site would appear to have great promise, but until its actually working on the coding end at 100%, ill have to reserve full judgement.
NarCranor posted:Signed my site up for it, you need a way for a site to enter more than one category. For instance, my site has fan comics, fan fiction, and fan RPG material. Thats three separate categories, and as far as I know, I can only choose one...
darth_nemisis posted:Nice. You guys seem to care about your users, which is good. I'm glad I don't have to pay any money. I will report when I get my site listed.
jamesehomepage posted:Sites like this have existed before, e.g. StarWarsSearch.com and I think, not to offend anyone, this is not new and it's debatable whether it deserves a news story.