I guess the most important things to do when it comes to making this accessible are to...
- ...make the information available in the appropriate places (e.g. the http://www.creationkit.com/GetPlayer_-_Game documentation should have a note linking to the best practice on only getting this value once per script).
- ...provide solutions. So, for example, the best practices documentation should not only note that Game.GetPlayer() shouldn't be used repeatedly but it should also show how a script can be changed to use the standard best practice instead.
I think it's probably best to keep them all on the same page on the wiki, but I can also see how putting each standard on its own page and creating a "Best Practices" category might also be a useful approach - does anyone else have any thoughts on this?
I feel like this is getting pretty close to the point where it'll be useful to have on the wiki, so it might go up soon. Is there anything else I've forgotten about that'll be important for making these standards accessible? I admit that I sometimes find it difficult to imagine things from the perspective of an inexperienced scripter.
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If you look at the Bendo tutorial, even it - in its later stages - goes back and corrects methods it has previously taught. So some way of writing/publish such a Best Practice Guide needs to be (carefully) inserted into the existing info/help that newer modders are (probably) working their way through.
Maybe an inclusion in the Wiki "Tutorial Menu" will be enough? Will it get read if it is part of the framework already in place to teach people how to get started (and how many do Bendo, anyway?)? Also, would some form of Video-Tutorial (linked from the Sticky) be worthwhile (a bit like AVs "Voice Acting Social" demo that he posted a few days ago?). People love their visual-demonstrations ...
Anyway, this is a great initiative, so hopefully it can be worked out in the most beneficial way for all the community.