Ya know, if Paul hadn't posted in the thread, his name never would have come up as being the offender. Personally, I had way more issues with the way another coder snuck the install click in on his template mods disguised as products, but managed to forget to have it automatically click the uninstall button when the product was uninstallled.
Staff handled this pretty fairly, I think.
1. They posted a warning, allowing offenders to clean up their code before being called out on it.
2. They pulled the hotmod from voting for a bit to prevent people from losing their votes if some mods are pulled from the poll.
I think both actions were pretty darn reasonable. I would have gone straight for a public calling out of offending code and skipped the polite notice.
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05-15-2006, 05:32 PM
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