I'm just curious about how each game or news is going to be presented in the arrival of the two new handhelds?

will it be something like

[GP2X] [CRAIG] [F200]

and when will the xgp tag get removed?

I'm guessing this site will be going into a complete overhaul soon.

As far as there is no significant difference between f200 and f100 (from software creating p.o.v) there is no need to differentiate them by another tag.

I removed XGP tags completly site. Somehow I missed them before.

also, the name of craig's machine has been released yet anyway

Yeah I guess that's true, I guess what I mean is for a way to tag the software that uses what functionallity; for example: what apps use the touchscreen of the F200 (some of which may primarily make use of it). Besides just including it in the discription, like a f200 touchscreen games section over at the Archives. I'm glad the craiginator will get a different name I don't want some kid to ask me "uoooh what's that" and I say "Why it's the Craiganator son!" and his response would be ".......so weird", yeah that would suck .

Why have separate sections for F100 and F200 software? F100 software will work flawlessly on F200 units, and as long as games designed with TS in mind provide traditional input alternatives, vice versa too.

Dividing software with a million sections and codes would be the finishing blow :-/

No, I think he meant tags. lets pout out an example.
Ok, so this W:ET video:http://youtube.com/watch?v=U84K55KmNJY
It is in the "People and Blogs" category, but it is in the tags
Wolfenstein Enemy Territory ET

But GP2X software often fits well into one category, and besides, there are so many different types of programs, tagging would be useless. Look at it this way:

Assuming that each emulator has two tags, the type of emulator and "emulator" itself, then we have two issues. The "emulator" tag is redundant because we already have the pertinent category, and there are usually no more than two of each type of emulator, if that. The tags are useless for our purposes.

On YouTube, there are tons of similar, if not identical, videos, and so tagging makes sense.