Continuing the discussion from Category definition for tutorials:
@jacobalbano is working on copying good tutorials from the old forum to this one using the Wayback Machine, and if you’d like to help, we’d absolutely love that! 
I’d recommend you post what you plan on recovering in this thread to prevent multiple people trying to copy the same information. Thank you for your help rebuilding the community!
I’m getting started on the first tutorial, Installing Flashdevelop. I’ll probably go through them in order, so if anyone else wants to help out, post a comment so we’re not both working on the same one!
I’ve never actually done any flash dev on Linux, but I know Draknek, the current FlashPunk maintaner does. I could put something together, but I’ll probably finish up the original tutorials first.
Ok I’ll talk to him about it. I could write something for it… but I’ve got exams at the moment so I won’t get around to it for a week or 2.
I’m mostly finished with the first two tutorials; “Setting up FlashDevelop” and “Installing FlashPunk”. I wasn’t able to add images in the first because I’m a new member, but once that goes away I should be able to finish it right up.
Currently working on “The Basics”.
FlashPunk Basics is done, and I added the images and links to the other tutorials as well. All that’s left to add to those are the documentation links, and I can take care of that once the new documentation pages are up.
Edit: Would you look at that, the docs went up literally as I was typing this. 
Done. I finished up the input tutorial as well. The only thing I have left to do in the ones I’ve converted already is anchor links (when we get it).
Alright, all but the last tutorial are done. I’m hesitant to bring this one over as it is; many of the comments have rightly (in my opinion) pointed out that it encourages poor usage of the static keyword; namely globally mutable variables. What do you folks think?
I also want to go through and change the wording of some parts of the tutorials. Some of the phrasings are inconsistent (we/I, our/my, etc). For now, though, the material is pretty much up there.
I think that some of the tutorial is useful. Especially the last section, I didn’t know about the getClass function until I read the tutorial just now. The first section on static variables isn’t really game engine specific. Perhaps it isn’t the place of the flashpunk tutorial to be teaching these things?
Sounds good! I’ve just finished the last tutorial, and I replaced the section about static variables with a tutorial on how to use World.getInstance().
Would it be possible to have a pinned topic with a table of contents that links to all the original tutorials in order? Right now they’re a but jumbled.
The tutorials look good.
I got the impression from zachwlewis’s post that the intention was to move them across to their own pages on the main site?
Eventually, but that takes time. Right now, the forums are the perfect place.
I wrote a few tutorials on my blog awhile back and just posted links. Should I do the same thing or actually put the tutorials in a post on the forums? I also have some libraries I wrote for use with FP that I’d like to post. Where should those go?
For your tutorials, you are welcome to do what I did and just create a topic that explains what the tutorial is all about.
For your libraries, if you don’t have a tutorial written, it would be best if you post the library and a brief description in the creations category and possibly link it with a topic in the tutorials showing how to use it.
I’m going to go through the old tutorials section on the forums and start converting some of the better ones. I’ll make sure to give all credit to the original authors. I remember there being some good stuff on the old site!! 
And for anyone else helping, here is the link to the old tutorial section: flashpunk forums
@ShadowRider From my understanding, the “creations” category is for that purpose.