#metabrainz

Kaze404: That wouldn’t hurt at least. :) But like has been said, MeB is currently pretty swamped with the projects we’ve already committed to, so we likely won’t be able to offer anything for a good while. But you’re very welcome to use our forums to discuss your idea.

No problem. Though on second thought, I think it's more immediately productive if instead of starting an entirely new project I just contribute to MB (and LB) first. More specifically, I'm interested in this (https://tickets.metabrainz.org/projects/LB/issu...) task since I'm a lot more comfortable with Rust than Python

LB-491: Create performant rust/go based listen ingester

I'm a bit all over the place at the moment, too much free time lol

Kaze404: I can’t really guide you with that, but getting familiar with the *Brainz projects (and esp. MB and BB) might get you familiar with the data models we use for cataloguing music and book data. :)

I agree :)

!m freso and Kaze404

You're doing good work, freso and Kaze404!

you might want to also talk to kuno. he had idea for one thing and even made a proof oc concept thing liek it some time ago

well I guess senet was more a private project but

Yeah, I don't have the time to develop some kind gamebrainz on my own, but I'm also stubborn and picky enough that I wanted to do it on my own -- so I haven't gotten anywhere with it :)

it certainly would be interesting to see someone else try it

So there is interest in the idea, that's good to know. I actually started working on a schema earlier today, but it needs more work before it's presentable :p

obviously, start with something simple. it's very easy to make things too complicated and not get anywhere.

Haha, yes. For now I only have the most basic entities and relations (games, releases, consoles and countries). I'm thinking of an entity called "company" that can serve as published / developer, but I got distracted with something else before implementing it

hell, my first geocities website thing way back in 2001 or whatever was soem "game" website thing

Same. My first was a sims 2 fansite when I was like 13 :p

mine was called "cheats that work" because I got so fed up with these games websites that listed cheats (e.g. names you could input into aoe to get more wood or whatever) that were just plain wrong

that I wanted to make one this website and make sure (by testing them myself) that they were valid

lol, I remember that frustration too well

I wonder how many entries a Pac-Man release group have :)

*would

hmn, I think that sound more like "work" or "series"

Kaze404: Not sure how relevant it is, but here's a couple of video game schemas from schema.org that could be a useful read: https://schema.org/VideoGame and https://schema.org/VideoGameSeries

Mr_Monkey: Thanks! That's super useful indeed

..gamebrainzhype?

One thing I should ask, does it matter which language the server is in? I noticed Listenbrainz uses Python, but they also seem to be running into some performance issues