[READ] Dev Section Clean up

[Brad]

The current state of this section has gone dramatically down hill. Spam posts and flames have been going un-noticed. We no longer want this to continue, we agree you have a right to a opinion but it needs to be said in a nice manor.

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This is a Quote by SG57 that we agree with.

If you don't trust an app, don't bother with it. Simple as that. If your philosophy on apps is any different, no wonder your pouting about lua flashers. You feel as if your entitled to use it at least once... When really, you don't even have to take the time to read the post right when it says 'made with lua' and 'flasher' in the same release post.

If you do not like the application please do not make drastically negative comment about it.

Read Note We will issue warnings at first but we will apply topic bans or forum bans to repeat offenders if need be. I believe the users have a right to there opinion but it needs to be within the rules and in a nice matter. Do Not Flame Others Spam Post Disrespect Users Release Threads Do not be afraid to use the if you believe it need to be addressed quickly.

[Anti-QuickJay]

Okey, Nice rules!

[Moose]

OMG, not another thread about how QJ is going all strict...ffs.

[nosushi4you]

i agree. im glad that things are getting cleaned up around here

[--DylanDangles--]

things are getting much too strict around here. i think people should have a right to voice their opinions (freedom of speech?) especially when it has to do with all this lua flashing bs (thank you so much SG)....

[Brad]

Originally Posted by TheEx

OMG, not another thread about how QJ is going all strict...ffs.

Not really strict if you read some of the topics lately its mostly spam/flames.

You can vent your opinion just do it in a nice manor. And there not new rules were just gonna enforce the current ones better.

[youresam]

Look at the reality: Had SG57 not made a lua flasher, this new measure would have not taken place. Thanks SG.

[Brad]

SG57 action allows Lua programmers more ability in what they wanna code. This new measure was only taken place cause users like to flame/spam and that is against the rules.

[BlackShark]

Ok Cool, (Ill have to work on not spamming so), any ways Good luck.

[Brad]

Originally Posted by BlackShark

Ok Cool, (Ill have to work on not spamming so), any ways Good luck.

This is all we ask don't flame/spam and we are cool.

[Bronx]

I'm glad this is happening.

But the post you really should quote is...

One thing I've noticed..... is that Lua "coders" (= scripters) spam the most. Just look at this thread (the first few pages full of spam) :P

Anyway, I voted no. Lua is just too easy to get into, so there's gonna be a flood of nubcakes wandering to PSP Lua and eating the forbidden fruit of flash, eventually getting banished from heaven (= losing their PSP). Learn C if you're gonna dev something, it'll do much more for you in the long run (than "coding" with some scripting language which has a changing environment).

Now, I agree with that! (with the exception of few, like youresam).

[Brad]

Thats your opinion and im fine with that. I just want the spamming to stop.

[youresam]

What if every user in QJ posts spam all at once? Will every user be banned? (Just for reference...)

[Brad]

Originally Posted by youresam

What if every user in QJ posts spam all at once? Will every user be banned? (Just for reference...)

Please this is not a matter to joke about. I'm cleaning out the Lua flasher poll topic and will re open and keep it re opened if it stays on topic and goes without spam posts and the flame are minimal.

I believe users have the right to show there opinion as long as its within the rules.

Edit: Changed up the rules abit so they are not "Spam! ban!" we will give you a second chance but use that 2nd chance wisely.

[k0ud]

I AGREE

wmany noobs get flamed by LUA flasher

[Joel Van]

I think these rules are going to help this community grow into a cleaner more positive group.

That and it practically shuts down youresam.

[gameo]

Originally Posted by youresam

Look at the reality: Had SG57 not made a lua flasher, this new measure would have not taken place. Thanks SG.

Well, i would'nt be that angry with SG. So what if a lot of Lua flashers come out? If you don't want them, then don't download them.

SG is just helping no- begginers to learn a little more.


That's my point of view, and Brad, i totally agree with you, QJ is not that strict.

[Glynnder]

this is kind of needed, constructive criticism is still allowed completely, and the down-right flames should burn up (see what i did there ).
I mean, it is a bit harsh to criticise someone because they made something that's already been made before, it doesn't mean they didnt work on it...

[Brad]

Yup, we just gotta keep this section a little nicer. I know its one of the most popular but the rules apply everywhere on these forums.

[Glynnder]

Yeah, although it is really hard not to flame when someone releases something downright stupid...

PS. There's one l in helpful

[k0ud]

lol yeah someone released a button tester with the title [RELEASE] lol

we should control ourselves ....

[eldiablov]

Brad i pm'ed you about wanting one of my threads closed.

[Brad]

Did not get a PM try sending it again.

Edit: Nvm I got it, if that one that I closed was not it just tell me.

[Hardrive]

Originally Posted by Brad.

Thats your opinion and im fine with that. I just want the spamming to stop.

Not just you. All of the staff

[Brad]

Originally Posted by Hardrive

Not just you. All of the staff

Yup

Also everyone don't be afraid to use the button.

[eldiablov]

lol kl

Thanks for closing my thread btw

[Glynnder]

I use the button a lot!

At least four times in the last three hours

[SuperBatXS]

Originally Posted by Brad.

Please this is not a matter to joke about. I'm cleaning out the Lua flasher poll topic and will re open and keep it re opened if it stays on topic and goes without spam posts and the flame are minimal.

I believe users have the right to show there opinion as long as its within the rules.

Edit: Changed up the rules abit so they are not "Spam! ban!" we will give you a second chance but use that 2nd chance wisely.

Ouch*. The guy who posted the thread because someone's lua flasher release thread was being spammed (ahem*...me) still has a problem because it was his fault he posted non-relevant posts in his thread.

[SG57]

You're admiting to spamming your own thread? Brad probably cleaned your posts out along with the many other ones, so nothing to keep you up at night about :P

Anyways, im glad the rules are enforced Eventually, the flamers/spammers should realize that instead of clicking on a thread, reading it, than flaming/spamming, they could be doing something productive. Channel the energy that couldbe used to flame/spam, into say, learning how to program, which leads to development of a game/app, which benefits the homebrew scene, which benefits everyone.

Tad off topic, but thats how I got started atleast... I spent alot of time reading posts and commenting on releases (back during thesummer of 05'), be it positive or negative, until i decided to do something much more useful. Now, programming is a hobby of mine and has benefited me immensly... (made me look at everything from a different perspective, but thats just me)

[BlackShark]

Originally Posted by SG57

You're admiting to spamming your own thread? Brad probably cleaned your posts out along with the many other ones, so nothing to keep you up at night about :P

Anyways, im glad the rules are enforced Eventually, the flamers/spammers should realize that instead of clicking on a thread, reading it, than flaming/spamming, they could be doing something productive. Channel the energy that couldbe used to flame/spam, into say, learning how to program, which leads to development of a game/app, which benefits the homebrew scene, which benefits everyone.

Tad off topic, but thats how I got started atleast... I spent alot of time reading posts and commenting on releases (back during thesummer of 05'), be it positive or negative, until i decided to do something much more useful. Now, programming is a hobby of mine and has benefited me immensly... (made me look at everything from a different perspective, but thats just me)

Same, sept, i only started around November last year :S