One more thing: Moderators and Administrators can always add a link and a small description to the list, if possible.
That list is also an easy way to solve campaign bugs and read other people's opinions about plots and such. You have a problem other people have surely experienced? No problem: read the campaign release thread and look for a quick solution. I also accept links to campaign release threads in SG, GW and other FreeSpace fan sites - there's no reason to keep them out from the list.
What about the ones that don't have links? Are they WIP or something?
EDIT: Other campaigns don't link to campaign release threads...
Why not just refer to the wiki list in the forum then? Instead of putting yet more information that should be in the wiki, in the forum instead? You have to put information in the wiki and draw attention to it for people to use it. There's nothing wrong with replying to a question with, 'The answer you seek is in this Wiki article...'
What ensures that this can/will be updated any more rapidly? If you want it updated, update it! It's a Wiki FFS! Wikipedia articles are some of the most rapidly updated content on the internet, because it's EASY to do it. All it takes is more people telling other people to put it on the wiki. It's one thing to make a whole article yourself, but when it's already there and it just needs a little copy and paste for a quick addition, come on, that's way easier, and there's no reason this should be any easier than the Wiki. It's just some retarded stigma people have in their heads about it.
Besides all of that, given the amount of questions in the Support forum asking about issues that are clearly answered in the stickied threads, it's fairly evident that most newbies don't read stickies to begin with. :pActually, I believe it is the number of stickied threads that affects the newbies. Originally there were like ten stickies on the Support board and people kept asking about OpenAL not found and such. I did some rearrangement, leaving one sticky with installation instructions and another with answers to the most common issues. And it would seem that people are asking the obvious questions considerably less often.
According to the list, ST:R isn't released yet.Firstly, you're looking for "plagiarism." And secondly, ever consider that someone has to make the effort to update the list when it becomes out-of-date, and that when someone doesn't, as in this case, it's simply out-of-date? :p
Strange... I already played something with that name... plagium?