duvessa wrote:Making a thinly-veiled stunt out of it is just giving people more reasons to hate you. I'm sure plenty of other people could maintain and pay for it (I'm one of them), so if you want it, maybe don't try to pre-emptively make yourself a martyr.
Implojin wrote:MalcolmRose wrote:The question is: will that be allowed to happen? If not, why not?
I would personally object to CJR's account logins being delivered into MalcomRose's administration, even if they're properly salted and hashed.
That user seems much more interested in publicly stirring the pot (to drive youtube traffic?) than in honestly providing any kind of community service, and it seems to me that it would be a breach of trust to deliver a set of player logins to their control.
If you have an honest interest in providing a continuance of service for CJR, you can always setup a new Crawl server (the software is publicly available) and call it CMR or something. Let players create accounts there -- or not -- as they choose, instead of this slimy making-overtures-to-takeover-while-airing-grievances thing you have going on. Your behavior instills less than zero confidence in your motives.
I am not a member of the devteam, nor am I party to any of your previous disagreements. Any persecution you choose to feel from this post is entirely the result of your public interactions with the tavern and reddit.
Hey there gentlemen - while I appreciate the spirited attempt at reading my mind and divining my motives, none of this is at all accurate and in fact a lot of these implications could be correctly described as personal attacks. Is that kind of thing allowed here? It's simple: I just want to keep CJR up with no downtime. It's a good speedrunning server, especially for those of us who live in the northeast.
Implojin: Regarding your security concerns - I assume you're the same guy who said that on Reddit. No offense intended but this is incredibly silly. It's a video game server. The player "logins" (as in the names) are already publicly available via Sequell/the akrasiac recordkeeping site/etc. If the passwords are salted and hashed, there's pretty much nothing malicious I could do - and, by the way, the implication that I would do that is pretty messed up in and of itself.
PS: The suggestion that I want to pay 80 dollars a month to drive traffic to my YouTube channel gave me a big hearty chuckle. Thank you for that, but if I wanted to hear goofy conspiracy theories I'd watch more Alex Jones. My channel doesn't even have monetization turned on.
PPS: To make things ultra clear: it's not about running a DCSS server, anyone can do that. I need the devs' blessing to keep it connected to the scoreboards and linked off of the develz site, and I'm being told I can't do that because of personal grievances or whatever. There's literally no point to running a non-fork DCSS server without it being connected to the scoreboards - please stop suggesting this, people could just play offline if they wanted to do that.