hellow533 wrote:Good, it should be debated. Tutorials aren't all that bad, and it would really get the community going. Most people come to HTS wanting to learn, get told to look it up on the internet, lose all momentum, and quit. If they had tutorials that helped them out, they would probably have a much higher chance of sticking around. I could probably count every fully-active HTS member on my fingers and toes, which is saying quite a bit for this site. Besides, I'd love to get in to those juicy tutorials myself. I'm sure there will be plenty of things to learn that I don't already know.
Just imagine, interactive tutorials followed by missions to complete. It would be magical, and I don't really know of any other sites that have interactive tutorials/missions. It would be a huge stepping stone for HTS. I've brought this up before, but I'd love to see HTS become a community to learn and test your skills, not test your skills after learning elsewhere on the internet. After all, isn't a huge part of HTS based on educating people? What better than with interaction that will keep people interested?
I agree with hellow533. It would be much better if his idea would be implemented as it will make users stick to the site.
HTS users are mostly teenagers who want to learn to hack but they also have to study and so cannot devote much time to finding and learning stuff on other sites and completing mission on HTS.
I joined HTS to learn hacking and hoped to find tutorials and missions based on them.
But i have to learn stuff from other sites. Missions are a great help though.
HTS is good but it would be amazing if we get tutorials on the site itself.
Yet i appreciate the site owner's effort as he puts no ads and runs this site entirely by his money and donations.