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Quote from: juju2143 on March 20, 2011, 03:52:30 pmOh god what the hell happens here. I am disappointed.I have an alpha version of Axeanoid ready to release since earlier this week, I don't think I'll release anything before the dust from all the drama happening on Omnimaga settles...Solidarity with DJ and Ashbad.I disagree, we shouldn't let dramas affect our work, we should be worried with them and try to solve them, but I don't think we should slow things down in Omnimaga due to what happened.
Oh god what the hell happens here. I am disappointed.I have an alpha version of Axeanoid ready to release since earlier this week, I don't think I'll release anything before the dust from all the drama happening on Omnimaga settles...Solidarity with DJ and Ashbad.
To sum it all up in a few words: can we all just GET ALONG, and have FUN? We are small, but we are a privileged community. And I mean the WHOLE TI community.We develop and make stuff for calculators, right? Comparing to GP32x (a niche group), and the iDevice community (a large but not-so-gathered, sometimes confusing, and secretive community), we're just right and in a nice spot. Why? MILLIONS, if not BILLIONS, own things that we dev on: calculators. And we make awesome programs and games for them. We also assist new developers along the way, continuing the tradition for plenty of years to come. The kindness, support, and FOSS nature of our community propels us faster than ever! We do it for fun, and while doing so cater to the millions/billions of students sitting there bored in math class. We make and get fame, play around, and again, just have fun! We can't let something like this keep us from having FUN. Sure, we all have our down times (most of the community is made out of young people, so it is expected). But what makes us unique is how we are able to walk past it and become MUCH more awesome than before. Simply said, we can/will/should move on from this, and continue what we do best - make calc stuff!
But this has got to stop. I've only been here since last October, but I already love it here. You don't get criticized for starting or dropping anything. No matter how big or small. Everyone is kind. I don't want to lose such a unique place.
Quote from: Binder News on March 20, 2011, 10:19:34 pmBut this has got to stop. I've only been here since last October, but I already love it here. You don't get criticized for starting or dropping anything. No matter how big or small. Everyone is kind. I don't want to lose such a unique place.Thats not quite what I was saying. I was saying more along the lines of be the best person you can on the forum, and don't expect everybody else to be perfect. Banning people instantly if they make a mistake would soon land us with a zero member userbase, because everybody makes mistakes.