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The use of the term, 'community' cheapens the product. It makes it sound like some sort of exclusive club that only people who follow certain guidelines can get in. I also hate the word, 'community' being used to describe a group of people who love a particular game. So the advertising aspect of it, tends to fall flat with me.

Nr2003 for free download#

However, if you content is good, people are going to download it. I can see an argument about, advertising your work. It's people being all high and mighty about 'their content' that has been driving this game to extinction. If I were a track creator, I would be honored to see my tracks being used, no matter where they get the physical link from. Is it really that big of a deal that we are directly linking download links. Some of these websites are very poorly designed, and it can be hard just to find the physical download link. It can be almost impossible to find tracks now because their host sites don't exist anymore. Is it such a chore to have to click the mouse twice? No further input is necessary.ДЇortine_oo wrote:People making tracks (and other content) is the 'Convenience'. I'll provide credits to the sources used, but that's all I'll do.ДЄll that's needed is a link to the location of the download link. Not that it makes it proper or any better, the direct links were to content on his site. It was only when websites began disappearing en masse that it was 'overlooked', to a degree. Plus, it didn't seem to be a problem when was doing it. I don't think I own the 'community', but I certainly 'own' my work. Nobody should have a problem with that unless they're the kind of people who think they own the community, which is why I'm not posting this on SRD. I'm only saying that providing a direct track download link shows no respect for the operator of a website that makes the track available for download. I made no insinuation you were looking for creation credit. I'm not taking credit for anyone else's work, I'm just doing something that I thought would be doing the community a favor. If it's for a track that is no longer supported by its creator, you could upload it to YOUR website or to a 'cloud storage download site' and provide that link.ДЄll this is is a repository for tracks made by the community. Is it such a chore to have to click the mouse twice?ДЄ link is a link, YOU can just as easily post the link to a post that contains the download link or the track's informational download page. People making tracks (and other content) is the 'Convenience'. It's much more convenient to provide direct links to each track instead of making people go crazy looking for them, and that's all this list is for: Convenience. Not feeling much personal respect or respect for my content.

With all due respect, I'm not going to do that. I'll provide credits to the sources used, but that's all I'll do.

All this is is a repository for tracks made by the community.

Unless there is no informational post/site and mediafire (or some such site) is the download site, the link should be to the post/site that contains the link to the download. It's not copacetic to provide direct links to the download. Kensethfan wrote:Seeing as how is long gone, most of the links at are dead, the NR2K3 Weebly does not list fictional tracks, and a lot of other NR2003 sites are unreliable when it comes to finding certain tracks, I've taken the liberty of compiling what is possibly the largest NR2003 Track Index to date on a Google Spreadsheet. Last edited by gone-sovereign on Wed 8:26 pm edited 5 times in total Send me links if you have tracks that I'm currently missing, let me know if you see any errors. I haven't checked to see if all of the links work. As it stands there's probably many tracks I'm missing, on top of several discrepancies. Still trying to find links for all of these tracks the NR2K3 Weebly has been a good resource but I've still not finished going through everything that's on there. Sufficed to say, it's a constant work in progress.

Seeing as how is long gone, most of the links at are dead, the NR2K3 Weebly does not list fictional tracks, and a lot of other NR2003 sites are unreliable when it comes to finding certain tracks, I've taken the liberty of compiling what is possibly the largest NR2003 Track Index to date on a Google Spreadsheet. EDIT: Message Cynon first before you request access to this spreadsheet.