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Just wanted to let you know, in the version downloadable from the OP(0.95), all unit classes have "?unitclass:" in front of their names, except for small sea units. Might want to fix that, just in case this gets included and translated.
Other than that, keep it up!

I don't think so, but as I said, I don't know much about freeciv-web. We'll have to wait till AndreasR sees this.

Assuming that the Response codes are HTTP response codes, 400 means that it's a client error. That's all I know, I don't know much about freeciv-web.

Paint.NET is probably the one that's easier to use, while GIMP gives more possibilites. However, I think for Freeciv, Paint.NET is completely sufficient.

5. You can launch a server with the commandline option "-s (path)" to make it save games in that directory. I don't know if there's an option for the client to do that.

To me it looks like it's trying to load a tileset called ancients (though I've never heard of that before), and that points to an invalid file. In your freeciv data folder, check for a subfolder named ancients . There, look for a file named intro (file extension doesn't really matter). If there is o...

Somewhere in one of the tileset files. Check /data/<tileset>.tilespec (with <tileset> being the tileset you use). Either it's somewhere there, or in one of the imported files, which are listed there. EDIT: For most tilesets, it's in /data/misc/colors.tilespec, and the colors are only based on whethe...

Uh... They are displayed on the minimap. Darker than the unfogged tiles, but they are displayed.
What freeciv version and what tileset are you using?

Looks pretty awesome! Keep it up!

Will the default ruleset have the different kinds of mines for different terrains? If so, Tileset creators just need to know the new graphic tags and it won't be a problem at all.