I thought this was neccasary because we have had multiple times of this occuring.

Or else, we will have repeating tutorials and it will be completely pointless, not only that, you will also lose HOSTING credits, if we end up deleting your tutorial if there is already one on it!

What about if it's something like HTML and CSS, because that's probably been done, but wouldn't it still be good unless they all covered the same things?

One of the many problems that arises from this...if it's HTML, and people are going over <b> tags over, and over, and over again, it completely loses the point of a tutorial. Tutorials need to be new, so people can actaully learn. So, to answer your question, if someone has already taught about <b> tags, you can talk about other things that they haven't talked about, like <div>, or <i>, or <font>. If it's CSS, just look for the areas that they haven't convered, this way, we'll be able to have a lareger variety of tutorials, instead of repetivitve ones.

I would be glad if the tutorials were divided on some moderator-defined categories, and links provided for the same. Any additional information on a category could come up as sub-cats.

hardly to understand people those don't know what it's mean



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I am beginning to see more and more of same discussion with different topic titles. Either start using the correctly related topic title or read before posting. Administrators and moderators will start issuing warnings and even ban members from posting for few days to give time to reflect.