If a coder has seemingly abandoned their plugin, and I've fixed it for 4.0

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by Videx

As for who's been around longer, again you've missed out on reality. Perhaps someone on the vb.org staff has been around computers and copyright law as long as I have, but how can you tell?

Actually I reiterated "Reality" in terms I hoped you would grasp and to answer the latter, your title says "member" not "coder" or "designer" yet you will argue how do I know your not a coder or designer well I do not see anything being contributed and thus another assumption is made but tbo would it not be safer to go along with the conclusions of valued members and staff here or go along with a plain jane "member" that has 1,119 post vs mine when I joined over a year later? Most will go with the opinions of the people that others have trusted and listened to for years would you not do the same? Again all that is based on a number of conditionals, factors, whatever you want to call and and however you want to explain it but again long story short I'm not your daddy, anyone can break a rule or law so if you can live with it then go for it otherwise join the club, the right one because currently your in "Self-Justified Anonymous" and that club is the worst just ask around .

[Fungsten]

Anyways, can the OP put the "update" in the VB 3 forum?

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by Lynne

You may not go and attach a new version of the product into the thread. And most 'fixes' that are posted in threads a little two-liner bits of code that need fixing. The rules state you may not post more than 10 lines of copyrighted code.

Some coders don't even like fixes posted in their threads. I know I have tried to always send a PM to the developer asking if they mind if I post a bit of code to fix or change something. Some of them like to 'approve' fixes first.

You need to watch how you treat developers. Other developers will notice how respectful we are towards them and may choose to not deal with it and not release their stuff to the public if they don't like the attitude. A gimme attitude will not win any points.

Originally Posted by Fungsten

Anyways, can the OP put the "update" in the VB 3 forum?

I think the answer is right above your quote, it was also the post just before mine that was just before yours too