Live site → qpmegathread.top
We just launched a community-driven r/QuestPiracy Community Megathread site and this is where things start getting better.
Reddit megathreads:
- Get buried
- Get outdated
- Get locked
- Turn into comment spam
This fixes that.
This site is:
- Always up to date
- Clean and organized
- Not buried under comments
- Maintained by the community
- The site is hosted on GitHub Pages from this repo
- Anyone can suggest changes
- You submit a Pull Request
- Mods review it
- If approved, it goes live instantly
No reposting. No waiting. No mess.
This is NOT Reddit.
That means: we are NOT restricted the same way. We can include links that would never be allowed there.
BUT — we're not turning this into a dumping ground. So the rules are:
- No unsafe/scam sites
- If something is listed as "steer clear" on the major megathreads, do NOT submit it here. IDC how many years you supposedly used it without getting a virus. It only takes one virus to make you never go back. Just because every game isn't a virus doesn't make it safe.
- Just because something isn't listed doesn't automatically make it safe — but doesn't automatically make it unsafe either. Use your head.
- Everything must be on-topic and useful to QuestPiracy.
To keep things clean:
Sensitive / risky links will NOT be on the main index page.
They go into:
- Proper sections
- Organized pages
- Clearly separated areas
This keeps the front page clean while still allowing useful resources to exist. This lets us link to the site on Reddit right in that grey area.
Also: no linking individual games. This isn't a forum. We are linking SOURCES.
We don't want:
- Broken/outdated info
- The same questions over and over
- Important info buried in comments
- Our megathread or subreddit nuked by Reddit
We DO want:
- A real, living resource
- Fast updates
- Community-driven improvements
We're just getting started — so everything.
We need:
- Tools
- Guides
- Resources
- Better organization
- Corrections
If you've ever helped someone in the comments before — this is where that effort actually scales.
QP-Megathread/
├── index.html # Homepage (locked – maintainers only)
├── CNAME # Custom domain (locked)
├── assets/
│ ├── css/style.css # Styles (locked)
│ ├── js/main.js # Scripts (locked)
│ └── images/ # Logos, screenshots, icons (OPEN to PRs)
├── pages/ # ← YOU EDIT THESE
│ ├── quest-standalone.html
│ ├── pcvr.html
│ ├── dev-mode.html
│ ├── public-json.html
│ ├── tools.html
│ └── ideas.html
└── .github/
└── CODEOWNERS # Who reviews what
| If you want to add… | Put it in… |
|---|---|
| A Quest standalone source/site/app | pages/quest-standalone.html |
| A PCVR source, store, mod repo | pages/pcvr.html |
| Dev-mode steps, ADB, drivers, prerequisites | pages/dev-mode.html |
Public JSON / @the_vrSrc mirrors |
pages/public-json.html |
| A community-made tool (Standalone / PCVR / General) | pages/tools.html |
| A wishlist item or feature idea | pages/ideas.html |
| A logo, screenshot, or any image asset | assets/images/ |
| Path | Who can merge |
|---|---|
index.html |
Maintainers only |
assets/css/, assets/js/ |
Maintainers only |
CNAME, .github/ |
Maintainers only |
pages/** |
Anyone via PR |
assets/images/ |
Anyone via PR |
Enforced by .github/CODEOWNERS + a GitHub Ruleset on main.
The homepage is locked so the directory stays clean and on-brand — everything else is open season.
- No spam
- No garbage links
- Keep things organized
- Don't remove content without reason
- Use the correct sections
Good contributions will get approved. Simple as that.
- Go to the site and find the section your contribution belongs in
- Click through to the GitHub repo (or open it here)
- Edit or add the file in
pages/— you can do it straight in the GitHub web UI - Submit a Pull Request describing what you added and why
- A maintainer reviews, merges, and it's live
That's it.
- My change is in the right page/section
- No individual game links — only sources
- No "steer clear" / known-sketchy sites
- I'm not touching
index.htmlunless I'm a maintainer - The PR description explains what and why
Build something better than a Reddit thread.
Something that:
- Doesn't get buried
- Doesn't get outdated
- Isn't restricted the same way
- Doesn't rely on one person
A real, community-maintained resource.
If you've been around here for a while, you already know what's missing. Now there's finally a place to fix it.
Let's build something that actually works.
Made by the r/QuestPiracy community • qpmegathread.top