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Originally Posted by xXziroXx
You're basically saying that someone that works at the registry of a gas station should help you change your tires. 
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you butchered the example. it's like someone selling you a car and giving you a key, and that's it - no gas in the car, no tires on it, no engine - it only looks like a car. responsibility isn't a facter here, it's whether or not the PWA or other global group should help servers out, since that's the entire point of graal as presented by you developers - to create content. sure they don't HAVE to help, and it's not their RESPONSIBILITY to help, but all that amounts to is that they don't want to help out because they don't. i find the other jobs being done by the PWA to be trivial, because honestly anyone could do it if they put the time into it. helping out new developers (or even experienced ones who seem to get more support than any other) isn't something that just anyone or any group can do, and it's an area of graal that lacks considerably. frankly, it's sicken to see this "leave it alone" attitude taken on by you developers
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Originally Posted by Tigairius
Yes, we would find someone to help you, but chances are we wouldn't do it ourselves. You may get lucky and find one of us popping on to help depending on the situation (example: in case of economic emergency where a scripter messed up and items are being duplicated in mass amounts), but for the most part it's your responsibility to develop your content, not ours. We are a safety net at best..
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and chances are that no one would help, even if we contacted them. at least if a global, who has some social significance to graal, asks someone to help out, they might think about it. and again, you only choose to be a safety net, at best. you could be doing a lot more to push some new content into graal, but instead you let it sit and marinate until the **** can't smell any worse