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This website is not a "fan website emitting opinion" in which case, "anyone can write what their want online" is OK, it's passing itself off as an "Amiga news website", and as such, it is bound to accuracy and accountability at the very least, of which it has none. Nobody should back anything that has fake information, anywhere online, offline or else. Shit like this only makes Amiga look worse. |
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I was referring out loud with what most EAB members think of Amiga related websites. Quote:
People keep making it apparent how the Amiga community is dwindling and this new upgrade is coming and so are lots of other great stuff. We can all chat lots of BS from time to time, so why is Generation Amiga singled out to be foe, rather than friend? Does anyone else think that this is completely wrong? |
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And that quote you referenced is usually very well loved by every asshole in the history of mankind. Again you confuse: Sure, WE can all chat absolute BS about Amiga (your favorite activity ), but this is not a personal, opinion blog or anything. It's passing itself off as NEWS. This is starting to feel like this is your website |
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Sorry MigaTech, I'm with Akira. If they aren't going to bother researching and fact checking, I'd rather they just didn't. Links to the site have been banned on quite a few retro Facebook groups as they are so consistently wrong as a news source.
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Cannot believe you sometimes Akira, do you honestly think this last statement of yours, is in anyway true? No need to apologise, like Akira has stated, EAB members have their own voice and I agree with this. I also didn't know it was banned from some retro groups. It seems a little extreme to me, to do that to the site. Still I would be interested in what the Moderators of EAB think, of Generation Amiga? |
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17 April 2018, 22:35 | #27 | |
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Nevertheless, at the moment anyways, it doesn't look like Generation Amiga is loved by all. |
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17 April 2018, 23:51 | #28 |
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I'm also totally with Akira. The way the website now presents "news" is very wrong and hurting. Either post facts or simply make very clear your site is a site where opinions and "visions" regarding the Amiga are formulated.
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Now that's special ...
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18 April 2018, 13:41 | #31 |
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Generation Amiga are correct on what they say in my opinion, they are not harming Amiga, only helping to make it more popular.
So not everything they list or cover is purely correct, who cares as long as they keep Amiga in the picture and popular. Amiga needs more followers who maybe didn't know of its existence and like retro computers/computing. I am fully aware of what EAB members are stating and respect their views. I just cannot understand what the big deal is attacking a website that to me, only looks to promote Amiga a lot more than most are doing. How many times did Amiga Power or Amiga Format print something that was never true or didn't transpire? I remember reading loads of BS from 1995 to the last edition of Amiga Format about how Amiga was going to this and that. No-one complains about that, then or now. We were just disappointed that nothing came from Commodore's demise. Like I said before, no coverage is worse than what Generation Amiga are trying to do for Amiga. If that was the case, only us original followers would know of its existence. How many new people have Generation Amiga reached and brought to the Amiga community? How can this be harming Amiga? |
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Maybe he should apply for a job at Phake 5
Migatech, let's stop repeating ourselves. Your view and some of our opposing views are clear now |
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They are harming Amiga when they are spreading misinformation, people will get unhappy when they realize that they have been mislead, how hard is that to understand?
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18 April 2018, 13:50 | #34 |
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So what you are stating then, is that they have to stop listing the BS before you all find them useful to the Amiga Community?
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18 April 2018, 13:57 | #36 |
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fair enough.
Do any other EAB members have anything good to say about Generation Amiga? |
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You're encouraging fake news and think this is promoting and helping the Amiga ? |
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OK, so not all of it they list shall ever transpire but who cares, by then the Amiga community population would have risen by a substantial margin. Why is it harming the community? Are you trying to state that YOU and/or anyone else would stop following Amiga, just because a website published an article about Amiga, that didn't come to fruition? |
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18 April 2018, 14:07 | #39 |
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As example, this is an article about my port of Milkytracker to AmigaOS 68k: http://www.generationamiga.com/2017/...pire-released/
Instead of adding a cut'n'paste from Wikipedia, which is pretty irrelevant, they could've reached out and ask me some questions, you know, like a journalist usually do. That way I could've explained that it works not only on Vampire, but all 68k 040/060 setups with an RTG card, but perhaps too slow and explained WHY it would be too slow. They could also have linked my original thread here on EAB and put a link to my website, where not only a 68k version is available but also MorphOS and AmigaOS4 versions, instead of a direct link to a dead download. There are certainly interesting things going on in Amiga land at the moment, and setting the bar of quality on the articles (including sources, links, interviews with the people involved, rather than hearsay, rumors and wikipedia cut'n'paste) would certainly attract more people to Amiga. Last edited by Marlon_; 18 April 2018 at 14:13. |
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Do they have an article about how Resident Evil for the Amiga is almost ready and just needing a coder now that all the graphics are done?
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