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That, or get this page rewritten by someone who wants to improve it. Perhaps this could act as a summary, and we could have at the bottom in semi-big letters 'For more information, visit the wikipedia page on Infiniminer'. and we can't go into detail about the mechanics as this is the MCwiki and going into details would be crossing the boundaries. Do you see what I mean what that? – ultradude25 ( T| C) at 12:14, 27 September 2011 (UTC) If we copy-paste the wikipedia article, we may as well just redirect to it, but if we write our own, it'll either be a stub or just the info in wikipedia rewritten. I now agree that it's certainly an important part of minecraft, however I'm not really sure what extra information we can have to have a whole article on it. Whereas really minecraft was a direct clone that was expanded to a real game. I guess because people say notch took inspiration from infiniminer, it makes it sound insignificant. Kizzycocoa 11:15, 27 September 2011 (UTC) That's a good point. Without infiniminer, this wiki would not exist. Without infiniminer, we would not be arguing if it should be kept on the wiki. The response was very positive, and I was blown away at how good the framerate, and how well it ran in a browser, so I decided to go for it.

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I thought a fantasy game in that style would work really really well, so I tried to implement a simple first person engine in that style, reusing some art and code (although not as much as you’d think) from RubyDung, and came up with this: Building was fun, but there wasn’t enough variation, and the big red/blue blocks were pretty horrible. I played it in multiplayer for a while and had a blast, but found it flawed. My god, I realized that that was the game I wanted to do. It is the first reference in the article, and I quote: But then I found Infiniminer. Notch only made Minecraft because he was inspired by infiniminer so much, he went and made a clone. To be honest, this whole argument falls apart the moment I say this: without infiniminer, Minecraft would never have existed as it is today. I just don't see the point in having pages on partially related things that have perfectly good (better than ours, at least) wikipedia articles already.

Jeb is directly related to minecraft, since he actually works on it, where as infiniminer is just inspiration, it's just partially related. Swpe 09:32, 27 September 2011 (UTC) They seem like different things really. all of these.- Kizzycocoa 08:53, 27 September 2011 (UTC) Good question, I think the wiki is about all minecraft related things. If we choose Minecraft:The game, then all of these will have to go. And what of Notch Time? Or the Minecraft Forums? we have pages on all of these. yet, we want to set up their own namespace.

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What do mods have to do with the game? they are not in Minecraft. However, in Minecraft:The whole, Jeb_ is notable as a developer. there is no NPC character called Jeb_, no mob called Jeb_, or anything else. Jeb_ is not related to Minecraft:The game. what are we documenting? are we documenting Minecraft:The game? or Minecraft:The whole? Look at the Jeb_ page. Swpe 08:41, 27 September 2011 (UTC) this is the thing. – ultradude25 ( T| C) at 07:35, 27 September 2011 (UTC) Nah, I think I`ll ad a link to the wikipedia page in references. The one on wikipedia has more information anyway. Kizzycocoa 07:15, 27 September 2011 (UTC) Yes, but this is the minecraft wiki, it should have pages about minecraft, not about other games that notch liked and used ideas from (at the very most those games would be mentioned in the minecraft article, but not have whole pages to themselves), I really don't see how having an article here makes sense.

it's like the alpha-alpha version of Minecraft. Notch drew inspiration from Infiniminer (inspiration being used loosely). I really think this should instead redirect to the wikipedia article, as this wiki should only have pages on minecraft, not other games.

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