> why do you think, that pouet have all production from any kind of platform ?
pouet's engine and database is well done and open. * anyone * can add productions, and even ask for a new machine category.
The productions potentially lacking on pouet will sooner or later be added of course: now and often,
some sceners comes and fill the database; I've even seen people adding productions I've done myself and completely forgot with the time. It seems that some people took their demo collection and verify if everything has been correctly upload, adds screenshots and comments. It also connects the different scenes, and it is the first tool that allows to make realistic statistics on demoscene for the first time: before pouet, I didn't even knew the C64 scene was so active, Do you want to know exactly the number of amiga prods released this year: good question:
january 2006 -> june 2006 : 23 productions,( 11 at bp06.)
2005: 71.
2004: 74.
2003: 85.
2002: 110.
2001: 159.
2000: 158.
1999: 222.
1998: 321.
1997: 345.
you can filter any category by production or machine with pouet. You can sort these productions by date, number of thumb. there are pages by group and pages by parties, which is a great plus: I use to surf to my party friend's production using the party pages. If a production is a co-op, pouet support links to each group. Sure, pouet exist since 2000 but it is only very good since 2004.
Also you can customize the way the page appear. Also, it opens it data with
Syndication.
(sorry.)
