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Your claim that adding a recipe through the normal forge recipe handler is breaking a mod is hereby rejected without appeal. Furthermore, your claim that adding a recipe through the normal forge recipe handler is "hacking" is also rejected without appeal.

Feel free to list all mods intentionally crashing the game. No hand waving.

And laws regarding destructive programs.

And he's choosing to use that mod to maliciously affect the users game. There is no incompatibility, the mods would interact just fine. Still wrong. I can play it without his permission. I can modify it without his permission. The only permission anybody on this planet needs is to...

WRONG. The game is not his. The game is the users. Period.

This is a truly idiotic claim. Conflicting recipes are not incompatible. The only incompatibility, absolutely the only incompatibility was in Greg's mind. Since you're basing it on an invalid premise, the rest of your message is also invalid.

Please list vanilla recipes removed by any other mod in FTB 1.5.2 Yes, that's clearly the reason for the change, nobody was making his sawmill. It also doesn't matter in the slightest.

Clearly that's bs. "His userbase" would never have used tinkers construct in the first place. The fact is Greg cares, and enjoys his spotlight. When its on him for a negative reason, he feels righteous.

You've used excessive "voltage"

Yes, it is "similarly bad" and furthermore it is unecessary.

Seriously, nobody other than sycophants "sided" with Greg crashing the game. There would not have been less.

Can't get below zero validity.

And if Sengir held that opinion, what with his config for bronze and all, GT would have been killed in the womb. Speaking of which, other than as described below, there is no config option to disable the bronze nerf. In 3.09, the version after what appears in v8 of 152wgt, the config option was...

If there's a standard it's that smelting doesn't apply fortune. It's a standard set by vanilla. GregTech smelting blocks is an example of expecting smelting to not apply fortune. There's also a standard that "ores can be processed for increased output" set by a wide variety of mods. The two...

I've never said otherwise, other than the fact that it works on non ores. Which is a dupe, plain and simple. Again, the tinker's construct dupe has nothing to do with GT. The cause of the dupe is that it applies fortune to non-ores.

It absolutely can. Tinker's Construct smelt+fortune works on any world placed block that drops an item when smelted. It makes no checks that the block is an ore, or part of worldgen, or anything else. Not relevant. It works on any world placed block. So now the next version of bibliotech...

If the config maintainer, be it the single player user or server operator, wants to configure such an exploit that is their choice and not for Greg to fix, much less force. Forestry had, and has, a config option for its bronze, and according to Greg's actions Sengir has the "right" to start...

No, it isn't. It would be the fault of the mod allowing the multiplication of player created items. Again, the dupe is totally independent of Greg Tech, and mDiyo is in the wrong. If I created a mod that let you pulverize one ingot for two dusts, that's a clear problem of my theoretical mod...

This is not an exploit, it is poor programming. The output of the centrifuge should vary depending on the recipes available to create bronze. Or at least, it would be. Except Greg actually did exactly that, at least until he removed the bronze config option altogether. Of course, the whole...

Tinker's is clearly in the wrong here. Still. And it's completely independent of Greg Tech. Anytime a user-created item (or block) can be used to create more of the items used in its creation than that item actually uses, you have a dupe. Being able to "smelt and fortune" a user created block...