As a user, I have always wondered what was the rational for the current game categories and thought it should splitted in a more standard way. What immediately comes to mind as a "decent" way to split games is the wikipedia page for video game genres:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_genres That would make 7 categories and the game description could include the subcategory if necessary. If a subcategory grows too large, it could justify making it its own category. Then, the maintainers only needs to follow the description of each genre to place the game in the appropriate category. But this is just a suggestion, the games-adventure category makes sense by itself IMHO. Damien On 07/14/13 13:23, Ulrich Mueller wrote: >>>>>> On Sun, 14 Jul 2013, hasufell wrote: >> On 07/14/2013 06:26 PM, Diego Elio Pettenò wrote: >>> I would object... 10 games are wayyyy too few for a new category and >>> especially pkg moves.. >> 1 app-antivirus/ >> 3 net-zope/ >> 5 x11-base/ >> 7 gpe-utils/ >> 8 app-officeext/ >> 11 net-voip/ >> 12 games-kids/ >> 12 gnustep-libs/ >> 13 mail-mta/ >> 13 dev-ada/ > I tend to agree with Diego. > > If you want to split games-misc, then moving the 42 fortune-mod* > packages into their own category would make more sense. That would > leave 31 packages in games-misc which really isn't overcrowded. > > Ulrich >
