Okay its people like you that are pissing me off here. You call us the minority when we were the ones who helped form this site. We work hard on our work. We are stepping things up to another level. We are no longer just able to spent the time on the stuff as we used to. We are making professional grade things and making things that some proble never expected to see. In my case im bringing some very high end commercial products that will be bigger then vbulletin itself.
You think that just becuase you dont badger us that means everybody else doesnt. vb.org is growing the community is changing. It is getting harder then ever to support hacks becuase there is more of a demand. We have more people that dont know what there doing that can break even some of the most simple things at time and we work to help them yet it eats at more and more of our time. Without being able to released our paid mods here our foc ones may cease to exist as time goes on.
I have said this many times. By releasing my paid mods and selling them it helps to support my foc ones. Since im not stuck spending as much time doing custom project developement.
And it is people like you that are pissing me off. You make generalities about the few and apply them to the whole.
I do not have a problem with allowing you to link to a site where you have some hack of mad skillz for sale, but you cannot garner any support from the people who would actually buy the stuff--non-coders--if you seek to debase them. VB.org is for FOC coders and board owners who do not have a big digit bank account.
Here's a solution:
1. Release your hack FOC. Make sure you signify that you will support as time is available.
2. Charge a fee for your hack on your own site, link to this site in your sig (pretty sure that is allowed here. If not we all are breaking the rules).
11-10-2005, 12:41 AM
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