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Hello @DoonOnthon, I am interested on working on this issue,
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Hello @DoonOnthon, I am interested on working on this issue,
Everyone's welcome to add them, its an ongoing thing so if you want to add a game feel free! It'll be much appreciated :)
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@DoonOnthon I am checking up on this issue because I am doing as part of my school project. It would be great if you review and merge the PR
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Hello @DoonOnthon, I just added a new game entry ,it would be great if you review and merge the PR .Thank you
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Hey @DoonOnthon, I just added a new game entry ,if you have the chance please check my PR . Thanks!
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Hello, @DoonOnthon, I would like to contribute to the project, but I have a few questions that have come up during the process.
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Is it okay to crawl from other web pages to add new game entries?
I'm considering crawling from https://games-stats.com/ to add new game entries. However, is this permissible? While other web pages have specified whether crawling is allowed or not, it is not mentioned on the https://games-stats.com/privacy/ page. Nevertheless, is it acceptable to use crawling in this case?? -
Would estimating sales based on expected (revenue/game prices) be acceptable?
Steam does not disclose sales figures. Therefore, we cannot know the exact sales volume unless game developers specifically disclose them. While some other websites may estimate sales figures, they often prohibit crawling. So, I considering estimating game sales based on expected revenue and game prices. However, game prices may fluctuate post-launch due to discounts or price adjustments. This may result in inaccurate sales predictions. Nevertheless, game prices typically decrease over time, so these estimated sales figures would likely represent the minimum expected sales. Therefore, would it be acceptable to update the database with sales predictions made in this way?
I'll wait for your response. Thank you.
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Hello, @DoonOnthon, I would like to contribute to the project, but I have a few questions that have come up during the process.
- Is it okay to crawl from other web pages to add new game entries?
I'm considering crawling from https://games-stats.com/ to add new game entries. However, is this permissible? While other web pages have specified whether crawling is allowed or not, it is not mentioned on the https://games-stats.com/privacy/ page. Nevertheless, is it acceptable to use crawling in this case??- Would estimating sales based on expected (revenue/game prices) be acceptable?
Steam does not disclose sales figures. Therefore, we cannot know the exact sales volume unless game developers specifically disclose them. While some other websites may estimate sales figures, they often prohibit crawling. So, I considering estimating game sales based on expected revenue and game prices. However, game prices may fluctuate post-launch due to discounts or price adjustments. This may result in inaccurate sales predictions. Nevertheless, game prices typically decrease over time, so these estimated sales figures would likely represent the minimum expected sales. Therefore, would it be acceptable to update the database with sales predictions made in this way?I'll wait for your response. Thank you.
It seems like a better alternative. I'll also wait for the response.
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