[FreshFroot]

Originally Posted by Paul M

Chen left vb.org years before IB ever came onto the scene.

Sorry I should've made it more clear. I wasn't saying Chen left because of IB.

He left before it, but when he left it was really the turning point of many great coders slowly moving on too.

Originally Posted by vbenhancer

actually, Chen left way before any good coder was there... rofl

ok i was in, Boofo and John were too, but hey, we were not legion.. lol

and now, yeap, most coders left... any generation of vB make a move in the list of coders, some will raise in the next months as there is new gaps to fill in the market.

Agreed.. those days were some of the best for vBorg

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Originally Posted by Boofo

Not all of us that code are out to make a buck. If that is how you want to look at the org, then so be it. I think of the org a like a high school, where you go to learn before you make it out into the world.

Couldn't agree more.

I am personally a bit sicken when I see people stating "here is my cool mod, if you want more updates buy the pro version".

Personally, I think users should NOT be allowed to promote their products. I understand there is costs involved, but as a student myself. I do a lot of stuff JUST to learn or for others to learn or heck even for fun. As a student you don't get paid to do much of the work anyways...

So I agree it's more of a high school area, where your learning and sharing with others.