Questions About Submitting Code

[Junrall]

I've finally finished polishing up the Ricocheting Spikes code I've been playing around with. And am happy with what I have.

Everybody has been a big help to me by patiently answering all my questions... thanks!
In return, for the help, I would like to give back to the community by submitting the Ricocheting Spikes code so that others can use it, learn from it, or comment on the good points and/or bad points.

Do I post it in the Programming Tutorials area or do I submit it to someone to review?
Would someone want to review it in any case? I'd hate to submit something that was crippled or crippling in some way.

There are sound files and the qc file that go with it. Where is the best place to upload these files so that they will be available for a long while?

[Chip]

I've finally finished polishing up the Ricocheting Spikes code I've been playing around with. And am happy with what I have.

Everybody has been a big help to me by patiently answering all my questions... thanks!
In return, for the help, I would like to give back to the community by submitting the Ricocheting Spikes code so that others can use it, learn from it, or comment on the good points and/or bad points.

Do I post it in the Programming Tutorials area or do I submit it to someone to review?
Would someone want to review it in any case? I'd hate to submit something that was crippled or crippling in some way.

There are sound files and the qc file that go with it. Where is the best place to upload these files so that they will be available for a long while?

You can post it in General Programming, no need to have a 100% perfect code, you may even get some help on modifying it, or improving/optimizing it.

For the sound files... I'm not really sure they are THAT necessary, we only need the code. I'm speaking for myself here.

[Junrall]

You can post it in General Programming, no need to have a 100% perfect code, you may even get some help on modifying it, or improving/optimizing it.

Just want to be sure:
I took a look at General Programming... it seems to be everything under the sun but Quake Code. The description for General Programming says...

Discuss programming topics for any language, any source base. If it is programming related but doesn't fit in one of the below categories, it goes here.

Would QuakeC Programming be a better place to post my code? It seems to fit there.

[Error]

yes.