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Hello there finally! Perhaps I can now actually defend myself and my intentions in this gigantic dramatic shitstorm.
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Hello there finally! Perhaps I can now actually defend myself and my intentions in this gigantic dramatic shitstorm.As a note I have already improved the legacy base far beyond what it used to be boot times are kept to around 1~ minute with 3 500x500 maps runtime cpu usage sits around 1~ I did quite a few improvements to both the MC and subsystems associated with the base of /TG/ and no I have no intention of sharing said improvements and optimization with /TG/ due to the massive amounts of drama /TG/ has caused for our development group and community. I feel /TG/ has went out of their way to make an example of the Official Fallout 13 project at the expense of those who worked on the project. I also implemented a nice new donation and whitelist system from scratch which works quite nicely for adding many special features for both donators and whitelist applicants.fifty_hz_clock_wave wrote:legacy is pre AGPL yeah, means they lose on all our optimizations and improvements since.
Good luck to them if they make it work like CM does, although they'll still be imperfect people playing an imperfect game
We don't need your half baked russian shit codegodsring wrote: As a note I have already improved the legacy base far beyond what it used to be boot times are kept to around 1~ minute with 3 500x500 maps runtime cpu usage sits around 1~ I did quite a few improvements to both the MC and subsystems associated with the base of /TG/ and no I have no intention of sharing said improvements and optimization with /TG/ due to the massive amounts of drama /TG/ has caused for our development group and community
Next time obey our licensingThe leadership here had no regard to how this would personally effect the project
Did (((they))) make you edit this post.fifty_hz_clock_wave wrote:We don't need your half baked russian shit codegodsring wrote: As a note I have already improved the legacy base far beyond what it used to be boot times are kept to around 1~ minute with 3 500x500 maps runtime cpu usage sits around 1~ I did quite a few improvements to both the MC and subsystems associated with the base of /TG/ and no I have no intention of sharing said improvements and optimization with /TG/ due to the massive amounts of drama /TG/ has caused for our development group and community
Next time obey our licensingThe leadership here had no regard to how this would personally effect the project
We had no problem sharing the unique code with /TG/ this offer was not even denied but completely ignored.
I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved. MrStonedOne should have came to me to negotiate before he went to BYOND. As said before I am completely within my rights according to the GPLv3 licensing to not give out access to the current source.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
the drama wouldn't have been present if you hadnt violated the license agreement in the first placegodsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
I feel you had no real reason to attempt to enforce the licensing on us. It served you no benefit to do so. Only to try and make an example out of us at our projects expense. I am here to let you know that with me the project will continue on as a game owner and developer I will back this project fully for as long as I am able.Limey wrote:the drama wouldn't have been present if you hadnt violated the license agreement in the first placegodsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
I don't think you understand the concept and philosophy behind open source, google is your friend.godsring wrote:We had no problem sharing the unique code with /TG/ this offer was not even denied but completely ignored.
Hey is it ok if I fuck your ex wife?godsring wrote:I feel you had no real reason to attempt to enforce the licensing on us. It served you no benefit to do so. Only to try and make an example out of us at our projects expense. I am here to let you know that with me the project will continue on as a game owner and developer I will back this project fully for as long as I am able.Limey wrote:the drama wouldn't have been present if you hadnt violated the license agreement in the first placegodsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
^ Is this person a good example of the kind of people in the /TG/ community I am not familiar with it but I do hope its not.D&B wrote:Hey is it ok if I fuck your ex wife?godsring wrote:I feel you had no real reason to attempt to enforce the licensing on us. It served you no benefit to do so. Only to try and make an example out of us at our projects expense. I am here to let you know that with me the project will continue on as a game owner and developer I will back this project fully for as long as I am able.Limey wrote:the drama wouldn't have been present if you hadnt violated the license agreement in the first placegodsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
Asking for a friend.
Don't moan when the door hits you on the way outgodsring wrote:Well I am not going to waste anymore time here its futile to argue the topic as apparently we will not agree. I am glad I was able to plead my case and let my intentions for the fallout 13 project be known. Hopefully some of you understand where I am coming from in regards to not open sourcing I will say I understand where some of you are coming from with your requests for open source if only this were an ideal world.
Yes the internet is a toxic place I do my best to get rid of these sorts of people. I have even had to get rid of much of my administration staff due to hostilities towards the playerbase. It is a never ending battle to try to promote friendliness in a community. Honestly in a way I come off as a hypocrite because I as well offer an AGPL version of my game Dungeon Master with a TOS to protect it. I just feel doing such a thing in the ss13 community would be impossible to control. So I do agree with the open source ideologue but I do not feel it would work in practice given Angelic and Mac as an example of what happened when we allowed open source fallout 13ohnopigeons wrote:It's an example of the hostilities born out of your refusal to comply with open-sourcing in both spirit and contractually. There are the same kind of people symmetrically in your discord community as well. Why is this of any surprise?
ok firstly: disclaimer, im not affiliated with tg in any way besides as a player.godsring wrote:I feel you had no real reason to attempt to enforce the licensing on us. It served you no benefit to do so. Only to try and make an example out of us at our projects expense. I am here to let you know that with me the project will continue on as a game owner and developer I will back this project fully for as long as I am able.Limey wrote:the drama wouldn't have been present if you hadnt violated the license agreement in the first placegodsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
Do you even understand how the law works? You don't get to decide our AGPL license to our code suddenly no longer applies just because you don't think you could keep control of the changes you made, we put the license in place to ensure any people using our code are forced to give tehri changes back. Of course people would go after you if you break the terms.godsring wrote:I as well offer an AGPL version of my game Dungeon Master with a TOS to protect it. I just feel doing such a thing in the ss13 community would be impossible to control. So I do agree with the open source ideologue but I do not feel it would work in practice given Angelic and Mac as an example of what happened when we allowed open source fallout 13
Perhaps, I did not believe /TG/ would attempt to enforce the AGPL I felt it would be a waste of their time and they would understand our situation. This was not the case.fifty_hz_clock_wave wrote:Do you even understand how the law works? You don't get to decide our AGPL license to our code suddenly no longer applies just because you don't think you could keep control of the changes you made, we put the license in place to ensure any people using our code are forced to give tehri changes back. Of course people would go after you if you break the terms.godsring wrote:I as well offer an AGPL version of my game Dungeon Master with a TOS to protect it. I just feel doing such a thing in the ss13 community would be impossible to control. So I do agree with the open source ideologue but I do not feel it would work in practice given Angelic and Mac as an example of what happened when we allowed open source fallout 13
your forums post and activity in the slack says otherwise, I'd say they are very credible when they come from you but I am not interested in dishing out dirt about you here, I'm just using your history there and my experience of you as an example of why I don't think you are a good candidate to lead anything. that was my point with this. but this is moving away from the original topic.godsring wrote:As for hippie station that is one of the slum buckets of SS13 that I would so compare it to NoXious Nets attempt at an SS13 server. I hardly find anything that happened there to be creditable. Honestly all it was ever really lacking was shit and woody dolls.
it's no longer an issue NOW but the fact remains that this was all your fault since you could have avoided it in the first place why are you missing this pointgodsring wrote:As for re basing I am already based and have continued to work on the non AGPL version of fallout 13 the entire time the beta was in development. So that is a non issue correct?
Yeah great okay bye.godsring wrote:I thought that I could break the contract and get away with it. You didn't let me get away with it
so this is all your fault.
- "The leadership here had no regard to how this would personally effect the project or anyone on the team and had nothing to gain by trying to force our group to release. I have lost much respect for /TG/ although I doubt they care."
Well I feel such dirt would be easy to counter considering I have personally run much larger projects then this fallout 13 mod. I have been the head technician for several quite popular steam gaming groups maintaining the servers as well as being at the core of the groups politics. I have been at the core of the PCSX2 project for around 5~ years I have been a byond developer and game owner for over 11 years and have worked on various other successful byond games during this time with other very successful game creators not just people who "modded" SS13's base. I feel I have more then enough merits to counter My "history" on hippie.Limey wrote:your forums post and activity in the slack says otherwise, I'd say they are very credible when they come from you but I am not interested in dishing out dirt about you here, I'm just using your history there and my experience of you as an example of why I don't think you are a good candidate to lead anything. that was my point with this. but this is moving away from the original topic.godsring wrote:As for hippie station that is one of the slum buckets of SS13 that I would so compare it to NoXious Nets attempt at an SS13 server. I hardly find anything that happened there to be creditable. Honestly all it was ever really lacking was shit and woody dolls.
it's no longer an issue NOW but the fact remains that this was all your fault since you could have avoided it in the first place why are you missing this pointgodsring wrote:As for re basing I am already based and have continued to work on the non AGPL version of fallout 13 the entire time the beta was in development. So that is a non issue correct?
you're acting as this is everyone else's fault
stop doing that
YOU STARTED THIS WAR, AND PLUNGED SKYRIM INTO CHAOS. NOW THE EMPIRE IS GOING TO PUT YOU DOWN AND RESTORE THE PEACE.godsring wrote:With this now being settled we can have this thread locked correct?
You do understand that when you openly flaunt the conditions attached to the free use of code provided by /tg/, we are not at all obligated to feel one single iota of sympathy for you and for the repercussions that your choice brings, right?godsring wrote:I have no intention of ever sharing the current branch of fallout 13. As I said due to the drama I feel it is un deserved. MrStonedOne should have came to me to negotiate before he went to BYOND. As said before I am completely within my rights according to the GPLv3 licensing to not give out access to the current source.PKPenguin321 wrote:share it by going open source!
thot_slayer wrote:don't be a degenerate online if you don't want people to treat you like a degenerate morty
bandit wrote:what is this
a correct post by pillz
As I am not longer using AGPL code and havent as soon as I was served by BYOND with the DMCA. This thread is no longer relevant your insults are misdirected as I didnt even start the beta project using your AGPL code. As well for the beta project all "donations" went directly to the beta head dev Jackerzz. Your willingness to verbally attack me and my merits shows your ignorance regarding the situation as well as your immaturity.imblyings wrote:A closed codebase means exclusive sources of revenue for you and you only, donator perks that can only be bought on your server, and a community that has to come to your server for FO13 and can be made sympathetic to your financial troubles. Words are cheap but actions involving money aren't.
The thread won't be locked. Any importance of the passion you have or your source of revenue are outranked by the years of free cooperation, time and effort put into SS13, morally and legally.
The same applies to this reply as your ignorance has left you looking like a fool. I am not and have not since the DMCA used AGPL code. The legacy is an extremely old pre-apgl version of ss13. To call me a thief you might as well also call goon thieves and yourselves thieves... I find you calling me a degenerate father for doing no worse then CM Goon or any other closed source project is completely unfounded and is in direct slander of my character.DrPillzRedux wrote:I hope your wife wins the custody case so they don't grow up with a thieving degenerate as their father.
STOP or I will nip youTehSteveo wrote:It's clear that Ausops is bullying people. Again.
I wouldn't call it bullying it is just that he is ignroant to the fact I am not using AGPL code which should have been made obvious if he would read my earlier posts...TehSteveo wrote:It's clear that Ausops is bullying people. Again.
If this was my goal I would be asking for much more money then I do. But if I did ask for large donations there would be nothing wrong with that as I have put sufficient work into the fallout 13 project and continue to do so to be offered large donations if people wished to give them but as of now I do not. But it could happen in the future should the project become larger.and a community that has to come to your server for FO13 and can be made sympathetic to your financial troubles. Words are cheap but actions involving money aren't.
i guess you can say...Haevacht wrote:Did you seriously come here looking for sycophants and allies?
You seem surprised that you walked into the enemy camp and they're not treating you as a friend.
MY ANCESTORS ARE SMILING AT ME, IMPERIALS. CAN YOU SAY THE SAME?bman wrote:i guess you can say...Haevacht wrote:Did you seriously come here looking for sycophants and allies?
You seem surprised that you walked into the enemy camp and they're not treating you as a friend.Spoiler:
So did we.godsring wrote:I expected much more maturity and civility,
So your response for the hostility and immaturity of your community isDemonFiren wrote:So did we.godsring wrote:I expected much more maturity and civility,
We expected people to treat, say, the license agreement like any responsible adult would.
We expected people to at least be aware that they were creating work based on an open-source project and thus honour the spirit of open source.
Almost seems like you reap what you sow.
I will take a pass concerningShould have followed the license before we without warning DMCAed you lul
When I actively came to /TG/ MrStonedOne and offered him our code before getting dmcaed without a notice before hand or acceptance on taking our code.. at the bare minimum he could have discussed it with me that he felt we were in violation. Unnecessary escalation when "I" was perfectly cooperative before I was legally "attacked".Almost seems like you reap what you sow.
It is entirely within our rights to consider you a fuckwit for entirely going against the spirit of the license and using a loophole to justify it.godsring wrote:As said before I am completely within my rights according to the GPLv3 licensing to not give out access to the current source.
The hostility is because you are being a complete fuckwit.godsring wrote:I expected much more maturity and civility, this group cannot be run entirely and consist of adolescent teens on a warpath.
ohnopigeons wrote:It's an example of the hostilities born out of your refusal to comply with open-sourcing in both spirit and contractually. There are the same kind of people symmetrically in your discord community as well. Why is this of any surprise?
You were to publish it on your own, without prior request to do so.godsring wrote: When I actively came to /TG/ MrStonedOne and offered him our code before getting dmcaed without a notice before hand or acceptance on taking our code.. at the bare minimum he could have discussed it with me that he felt we were in violation. Unnecessary escalation when "I" was perfectly cooperative before I was legally "attacked".
Had I not come to MrStonedOne prior to the first hosting session perhaps I would understand better where you are coming from regarding the disrespect but I did offer the code. I feel that is in the spirit of open source.
There is a great resource called Google, have you heard of it? You could do with a better understanding of open source.godsring wrote:Had I not come to MrStonedOne prior to the first hosting session perhaps I would understand better where you are coming from regarding the disrespect but I did offer the code. I feel that is in the spirit of open source.
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