I'd hope that wasn't the case, since the support threads had hundreds (literally) of pages of excellent information. Lots of folks who already have his stellar hacks installed could've used that information. And now it's all gone.
It is vbulletin.org policy not to have a release thread with no modification files in the release forums after a certain length of time. Otherwise, the thread would be continually bumped by users asking what happened to the release and/or coder, and the forum would be much harder to navigate through with many "dead releases".
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It'd be nice if the volunteers who run this place did whatever they could to make coders like JumpD (the true lifeblood of this community, IMHO) feel comfortable. As an active user and new coder, I know I'll be going whereever there's an atmosphere that makes guys like JumpD feel welcome and appreciated.
We try our best.. However, after recent events certain things will be reviewed.
I cannot comment too much on this for obvious reasons..
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I'm tired of dead threads that keep getting bumped by users, wondering where the original coder has gone. Not even realizing the coder hasn't logged on in months. Complaining and begging for someone/anyone to fix their issue or fulfill their request. It's depressing, quite frankly, and I think I'm starting to see why it's so common.
This is pretty much the main reason why the policy on "dead releases" exists.
There are innevitably going to be unsupported releases with the files still present that result in the same scenario, and hopefully we as a community can take a look at this and change things for the better.
05-14-2006, 08:34 PM
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