I know you might not consider this a bug, but I think it is, albeit an abstract one:
EXAMPLE:
NGUI: Popular, supported by Playmaker.
BUG: Information and files are scattered
REPRODUCE:
Let's say you want to make use of NGUI event 'OnDragOver'.
* You write NGUI in the Ecosystem: Zero result!
* You Google and find:
https://hutonggames.fogbugz.com/default.asp?W1111.. that for ever says 'Comming soon' - but there's no way to subscribe, so how am I as the user supposed to know when 'soon' has arrived?
* If you are not jumping back to Google a few times, to find various posts in the forum to some you may reply and debate outdated info, you might actually follow the instructions on ?W1111 and then realize that the event OnDragOver is not supported :/
* Back to a few forum posts, do some trial and error.. trying to comment some in the Trello page..
All in all a lot of time spend for the user, but even worse: A lot of useless information / discussion left for you, the developers: A user searching is a user writing!
This is not a special case, it is just one example. Try to look in the Wiki and compare the screen dumps to the actual Actions - most often there's fields just not matching - and there's no way to ask / comment / subscribe in a central spot - so you find a bug one place, and go somewhere else to comment, which may not be the same as the next person..
And I am an old user of PlayMaker. Imagine what this is for someone new to everything..
Moving forward it would be really, really great if
A) The Ecosystem could be trusted to have all current and recent official updates: Do not post something on Trello as 'Done' without submitting to the Ecosystem!
B) Large areas such as NGUI, UltimateFPS, Vectrocity etc would have 1 'Official' Playmaker page on the whole Internet: Be it your own system or somewhere else. Just 1 page where you dictated that 'This is the one', so we all could go there.
C) Let the Wiki be a genuine Wiki: Let the users update it if you are not going to - - it is so full of outdated info, it's quite frustrating.
Thank you. And now, seriously: How do I know when the NGUI event 'OnDragOver' is supported?
Because not knowing where to get to know this makes me generate a lot of time-wasting comments till it's done - if only I could subscribe at one spot, that would be it!