Learn the rules for hosting Call of Duty: World at War guides. Discover which sites are prohibited and how to request permission to host.
Alright, so you've been putting in the work on Call of Duty: World at War and maybe you're thinking about sharing your awesome guide. That's cool! But before you go posting it everywhere, there are a few places you absolutely, positively should NOT host it. Think of this as me giving you a heads-up, like we're grabbing a soda and I'm telling you about the sketchy parts of town.
First off, there's CheatCodeCentral. Yeah, the site itself. The author is pretty direct about this one, so just steer clear. Then there's a whole list of other sites that apparently have a habit of just taking people's work without asking. We don't want to support that, so for your guide, you'll need to avoid these:
- 911 Codes
- 9 Lives
- Bean's PlayStation Dimension
- Cheat Index
- Cheat Matrix
- Cheat Search
- Cheatstop
- CNET Gamecenter
- Console Domain
- Dark Station
- Dirty Little Helper
- Dreamland
- Games Domain
- Game Express
- Games Over
- Mega Games
- Square Haven
- Ultimate System
- VideoGaming.net
Basically, if you see your guide popping up on any of these, it's a big no-go. The author says they'll find out, and honestly, it's just not worth the headache. If you *do* spot your guide on one of these sites, do the author a solid and send them an email about it. They'd appreciate it, and so would I.
Now, if you're thinking about hosting the guide on your own site, that's a different story. The author is usually cool with it, but you HAVE to ask first. And when they give you the green light, it's gotta be the complete, original guide, with all the credit given to the author. No funny business, no chopping it up, just the whole thing, as is.
Just remember, posting someone else's guide without permission is basically stealing, and that's against the law. Nobody wants that kind of trouble. So, stick to the rules, keep it legit, and let's focus on dominating in World at War.
“Remember Charlie
Remember Baker
They left their childhood
On every acre
Who was wrong?
Who was right?
It didn't matter
In the thick of the fight.”
— Billy Joel, Goodnight Saigon
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