There is a really limited number of Sythe guides, I don't think there would be that many topics made. I think it works better to post Sythe related guides in the Internet Guides section.
Internet was where they kept those types of guides before, as well. I honestly think it's fine. It's not going to fill the entire section. You could add a sub-section, but I think it's unnecessary.
I actually support this idea, makes Sythe-related guides easier to find and more accessible for those looking. There is still a bit of confusion on where to post Sythe guides as I've seen a few in Miscellaneous and other Internet, adding a "Sythe" guides sub-section eliminates all confusion and makes things easier for everyone.
Edit: Maybe even adding the sub-section to Sythe.org Support.
I actually support this idea, makes Sythe-related guides easier to find and more accessible for those looking. There is still a bit of confusion on where to post Sythe guides as I've seen a few in Miscellaneous and other Internet, adding a "Sythe" guides sub-section eliminates all confusion and makes things easier for everyone.
Edit: Maybe even adding the sub-section to Sythe.org Support.
My opinion on this when John asked me about it was wait until there are more guides and see if there are enough to warrant a section. Back in the days we thought IRC guides needed their own section and I believe there was 17 or 27 guides in that section for its entire life. So, early looks can be deceiving so it makes sense to wait awhile. I do however, wish computing was named General Computing
I like that idea, well It makes everything sythe-related more easy to find, like management tutorial and so on, which make life slightly easier for almost everyone here. but well that just a suggestion
I support this.
People who are new to Sythe don't know how to use the forum properly and they may not know what section they can find help in.
With a section clearly labeled Sythe Guides then a lot more people would be educated about Sythe, possibly leading to less work for the mods