Just an idea ...

[Cybermonkey]

Hi, this is just an idea by me. The poll question asks you if you would pay for a book by me about game development for beginners with EGSL. I have in mind to publish it on lulu.com where I have some experience (e.g. I published this book [in German]: http://www.lulu.com/shop/otto-wernet/waldkircher-orgelbauer/paperback/product-6273822.html)
So I ask myself if anyone of you or the rest of the world would pay for a book about game development with EGSL? Of course a complete documentation would be a part of that book. 

[Cybermonkey]

Of course you are welcome to comment your vote ... 

[Tomaaz]

I didn't vote, but I will try to explain. I would pay for the book if:

1. It would cover EGSL in 100%.
2. It would cover Lua for EGSL users.
3. You would decide to focus on EGSL and take it more seriously (I mean no text like "Calm down, I have life after EGSL and almost no time for coding" etc).

EDIT: Don't get me wrong. I'm not trying to tell you what you should do. I'm just saying what I'd expect if I paid for the book.

[Aurel]

Hmmm...still without comment

[mruh]

Hm, if I wrote the book it was more like "2d game programming for beginners (using EGSL)". So the main part would be theory about game programming not about Lua. So I would teach only Lua functions which one needs for game programming and functions which are not part of EGSL. (So no io.write etc., sorry ...)

Hi, I see.

Good book can promote a software.