> Okay, so it's written in JavaScript and Python... but upstream call it > plain "cardstories". Python policy says Python develpers don't need > to add a Python prefix unless the Python package contains a Python > module that other Python programs are expected to use (in which case > it should probably be split into a server package and a library > package). And while I could imagine it going under "Section: web", > the obvious place people will look for it is under "games". > > Hi, I'm not sure what is right. Most people won't actually install the game to play it, because they would be alone and it's a multiplayer game. Someone willing to run a server is going to install the game on a remote machine and then invite friends over to play. Or even propose it to the general public. Most probably this person will also tweak the game to fit into a larger web site, embeding the game in a div and / or making use of the pythhon web service with a completly different client. I thought python-cardstories made sense because it is going to be installed by people who will most likely use it as a toolkit. But I also acknowledge that it's a web component and it could be in Section: web. I think putting it in Section: games would mislead people into thinking they can play it standalone. This is also why I did not try to add it as a link in the desktop menus. I very much appreciate the time you spent on trying to figure this out :-)
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