So, I'm developing YAMJA (Yet another Magic Judge App) focused primarily in multi-lang support.
Think Judge Core App but in multiple languages.

While doing so, I though: “Hey! I want to have the annotated IPGs on it” with their languages, and it occurred to myself: I don't think I've ever seen a diff from version to version so I combined a powerful diffing tool (git) with CRON that runs though any changes and uploaded it to a public repo.

I don't have the CRON yet; but it shouldn't be terribly painful.

So, here is the Annotated IPGs in Markdown, with version control, in a public repo: https://gitlab.com/rulesfox/data-repo/tree/master/ipgs

I know a diff but it has been made manually AFAIK (http://vensersjournal.com) - Besides, I remember myself finding a repo on GitHub name judge-docs or something like this with the MCR, MTR and IPG. I'll see if I can find it as I forgot to star it the first time…

Joaquin,

I'm glad to hear that you're excited to develop a Judging app. That said: please be aware that the AIPG is maintained by a dedicated group of authors. When you take it from its dedicated website and remove author credits, you're discounting the work that that group of people has done and continues to do in order to maintain the AIPG. If you want to become involved with or use the work from the AIPG for any reason, please contact MagicJudges.aipg@gmail.com as detailed at https://blogs.magicjudges.org/rules/ipg/ . For now, please take down that repo until you have communicated with the authors at that email address.

Maxime- Venser's Journal is a great resource, and I can't recommend it enough. That said, Venser's Journal provides diffs of the IPG, not the AIPG. If you're interested in working with that team, see the contact details at https://vensersjournal.com/about .

Thanks!

-Nate

Thank you for the input.

I have no intention of discounting the amazing work the folks of the aipg are doing.
I've added a credits.md, and I'm contacting them moving forward.

VensersJournal and other resources I found, are all lacking other languages support; therein my concern and my interest in providing such tools :)