Fair play and Business

[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by Etrack

You still do not understand or you don't want to understand or you don't want to admit that you understand you are wrong.

Not at all, I just don't think what we do "kills the competition" in any way shape or form.

If there was a way to ensure our links wouldn't show up on pages 100% generated by other peoples mods that wouldn't hurt the end user experience or cost us significant resources in man-hours I'd happily do it.

As it stands, none of the solutions anyone has come up with manage to pull that off and the issue at hand (that some coders would prefer if our copyright notice wasn't on their pages) isn't, in my mind, one that outweighs the considerations of the end users/customers.

This isn't a moral stand we're taking, it's just a practical issue. I don't disagree with the theory, we just haven't come up with a way to do it in practice that isn't unwieldy and expensive or disruptive.

Iain