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I want to say, that regardless of everything that has happened, I fully trust and support FliesLikeABrick in his judgement when it comes to the forums, after all the time, money, and effort he has poured into the forums to improve them from the past. I know by now that he only has the communities best interests at heart, despite what some people think. He really deserves a bit more appreciation for what he does, rather than the hate mongering and rumour spreading that's been occurring.The same goes for EnEsCe; he has put a lot of work into the dedicated server, fixing bugs, making it stable, and what does he get in return? He recieves hostility and suspicion that he has secretly included backdoors into the server, all of which is absolute BS. I beta test the server and hunt down bugs constantly so they can be fixed, before the server makes it public, so I get to know exactly what changes are made between revisions so I can test them, and attempt to make bugs reproducable so they can be fixed. If it has to come down to MM compiling it himself, so be it, but it's completely unnecessary and will only serve to hurt the community: everytime he has to check over the various thousands upon thousands of lines of code to satisfy a few people, is time that he could have spent working on Crimson, or working on Soldat bugs.I know some people have made mistakes, but no one is perfect, including myself. You can't all focus on the past; you have to move on and look towards what the future holds with a group of people so dedicated to Soldat's success, and the community's success, so that maybe, just maybe, SoldatForums can be a little bit happier.
I want to say, that regardless of everything that has happened, I fully trust and support FliesLikeABrick in his judgement when it comes to the forums, after all the time, money, and effort he has poured into the forums to improve them from the past.
The same goes for EnEsCe; he has put a lot of work into the dedicated server, fixing bugs, making it stable, and what does he get in return? He recieves hostility and suspicion that he has secretly included backdoors into the server, all of which is absolute BS.
I beta test the server and hunt down bugs constantly so they can be fixed, before the server makes it public, so I get to know exactly what changes are made between revisions so I can test them, and attempt to make bugs reproducable so they can be fixed.
If it has to come down to MM compiling it himself, so be it, but it's completely unnecessary and will only serve to hurt the community: everytime he has to check over the various thousands upon thousands of lines of code to satisfy a few people, is time that he could have spent working on Crimson, or working on Soldat bugs.
Quote from: ElephantHunter on October 03, 2006, 04:49:34 amThere's always the chance my coworker could leak inside information without so much as batting an eye. My company is willing to ignore those problems because he writes very clean code quickly.And in the case that he did leak information? They aren't exactly going to turn a blind eye and hope that he won't do it again...
There's always the chance my coworker could leak inside information without so much as batting an eye. My company is willing to ignore those problems because he writes very clean code quickly.
Quote from: Milkman Dan on October 03, 2006, 05:02:30 amQuote from: ElephantHunter on October 03, 2006, 04:49:34 amThere's always the chance my coworker could leak inside information without so much as batting an eye. My company is willing to ignore those problems because he writes very clean code quickly.And in the case that he did leak information? They aren't exactly going to turn a blind eye and hope that he won't do it again...Weigh your options, Dan. Befriending him is much better than leaving his knowledge with enemies who would plot against us. Punishment by banishment undoubtedly makes the situation worse for both parties.