Venture-Lieutenant, Netherlands—Leiden
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Does it normally take this long for paizo to add stuff to the website? John said it was "submitted and queued for addition to the website." 2 week ago already. It's been 3 months since the last update, it's getting kind of silly.I used to work as a web developer that had to update websites as part of my responsibilities. If the AR page is not part of the site's CMS, then a web developer has to update the page as opposed to a non-tech employee updating it themselves. In such a case, an employee has to submit a request to the development team with the copy (which is probably what John was referring to). How long a development team takes to do this can vary based on workload. Implementing the site change and fixing all the bugs is likely taking priority (as it should).
Since in a happy world the AR page does get updated regularly, wouldn't it make sense to set this up as a convenient CMS component then?
I mean, this is a recurring issue. At some point you start looking at the structure instead of the incident.
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Does it normally take this long for paizo to add stuff to the website? John said it was "submitted and queued for addition to the website." 2 week ago already. It's been 3 months since the last update, it's getting kind of silly.
3 weeks, now. My (hopefully) Stormwalker Ranger is itching to shoot some lightning!
