Developing should be free for servers that are staff-only

[Hiro]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

When I said "you" I meant anyone in general, not specifically you. Sorry I made it unclear.

sorry for my animosity then, but i have said many times that i'm not a developer, hence the assumption (8

i agree that people should make their own things - but helping them along, since development isn't free, would be very nice and would encourage people to spar more. like the purpose of the testbed server except that it's every UC server and not public

[SwimChao]

Originally Posted by Hiro

sorry for my animosity then, but i have said many times that i'm not a developer, hence the assumption (8

i agree that people should make their own things - but helping them along, since development isn't free, would be very nice and would encourage people to spar more. like the purpose of the testbed server except that it's every UC server and not public

On a side note, not many people who actually need help ask for it. I mean, of course people who want to sit back and watch the work unfold in front of them ask quite often, but it's a rare instance for a person in the position to need help to finish their content asks for it.

I guess it's sort of a develop(er/ment) ego. I know I can be that way sometimes.

[DesolateRestriction]

Well if Graal is a developer's platform, then I think it's about time Stefan worked on some graphical and sound making programs. ( or include some basic programs in developer tools, and now that I think about it... would it be out of the question for the owners of said programs to want to invest in advertising their products ion Graal? IE, list their trial products in Graal's development install packages. That might be a possible source of income when/if the community grows).

I can see it now, "Graal Soundshop - Now you can make you very own annoying graal sounds too!"

In all seriousness, this discussion is rapidly heading towards the ****ter; we've been pointing fingers for years and look where it's got us.