People are obviously going to read them ahead of user-submitted guides. Kind of a kick in the teeth that we aren't allowed to use images, but you'll link to a guide from Gamespot.

WikiFAQs or whatever might be a better solution for the people here who can take images, imho.

Opinions?
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I've always looked at GameFAQ's guides over anyone elses...Images really never did much help for me.
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Bleh, Sybex... some of the worst "professional" guides ever written as far as I'm concerned. At least they're at the bottom of the list.

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GameSpot guides are absolutely horrible. They wouldn't even make it past the review process here- there is an INCREDIBLE amount of false content in them. If you follow their guides, you will have trouble getting through whatever game you are playing :)
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I must read these gamespot guides...

Then we should all send feedback tickets to ask them be removed from the list.
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If the guides are that bad, there isn't much competition to fear from them.

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http://www.mastagus.com/sash/collection/collection.html

I think they should look like a normal full FAQ with the blue shaded circle, while using the author's name so that they could be sorted alphabetically with the others. That way they don't stand out from all the rest.
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If their guides are free, why can't they be listed? Also, I can see WHY they are free... those are very poor in quality.
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