Countdown before somebody takes this down for lack of relevancy (although I wish it would stay up, since Omni played a large role in Nspire hacking and reviving the calc community in 2010-11, not to mention nDoom and Portal Prelude. Although calc programming is usually considered as irrelevant by wikipedia users, Omni creations were featured several times on popular tech blogs before.

Also the key is to be well-written and not remain a stub for too long or else someone will take it down under the speedy deletion policies. This one seems well-written and conforms to every Wikipedia policies and guidelines. You might want to add a few links to this article on other pages such as TI-84 Plus series, TI-83 series (where Omnimaga is mentioned) and Cemetech (you can always put a link in a See also section).

Neat. Doesn't mention Illusiat tho.

Quote from: Sorunome on May 31, 2014, 12:41:38 pm

eh, well, when it got taken down before was 2011, maybe now, 3 years later, the requirements have changed Also, it already went through one of the wikipedia patrols

Oh ok, I thought the requirements were the same about relevancy (basically, no site involving a very niche hobby like calcs, unless of course a somewhat popular TI game had commercial success in any way).

well, it had that quick-delete-template already and it also got removed again, so idk

Btw, the article was flagged as not having reliable sources (IIRC it has to be non-Omni sources such as Engadget and GamesRadar. For example, for Reuben Quest series and The Reign of Legends 3 here's this: http://www.gamesradar.com/the-best-ti-83-rpgs-ever/ ) so it might be wise to add some. It might also be wise to include http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculator_gaming#Calculator_games link somewhere in the article.

Yay, that notability tag is away again

Yeah, I did