Post #1 made 13 years ago
Good idea Josh :peace:,

A few annoying problems though :sad:. In the new site structure, recipe files will have integrity levels. In other words, they will have been through a process. The first part might seem ridiculous but it involves simply having the file name written in a certain order...

BIABacus Version Number / Beer Style / Recipe Name / Brewer / Batch Number / Modifier

Once that is done, then the recipe would be looked at for basic faults or errors. Corrections or suggestions would be made to get the recipe to a stage where it can be brewed confidently.

Very few recipes though would ever reach the high integrity status. They'd have to be of a very high standard to get published as high integrity recipes on this site.

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The recipes in the first post here you have linked may or may not be accurate ones - I haven't checked. The ones with "PP" at the end are probably ones I have looked at in detail but I couldn't guarantee it.

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Just worrying about the fact that because the BIABacus is a spreadsheet, recipes can't be put into the latest version automatically. So, maybe Josh, until we get that sorted, it might be a better idea to, if you do think a recipe is great, publish the BIABacus Recipe Report here?

Mods here would edit your first post to link to the Recipe Report for sure.

Does that make sense?
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Post #2 made 13 years ago
It'll be fine Josh but if I want to place a good recipe how will I find it in a year? Or,if I am a reader here, how will I find the best APA recipe? Or, if I want to improve a recipe, how many posts is that going to take up in this thread?

Unless you are willing to constantly categorise, edit and change the first post here with the most up to date recipes, in some sort of structured order, then it could be a problem. See what I mean?

I do like the way you are thinking though ;),
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