Really stupid things that people have said about Modded MC(Off topicness makes moderators tired)
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Jaded would not approve.
Celestialphoenix
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I would like to point out that I'm the one that started the conversation that led to Jaded saying that. Come at me, haters.*Points down to sig*
Jaded would not approve.
Celestialphoenix
Too Much Free Time
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I must say, your reactions surprise me. I expected something along the lines of, "What is WRONG with you, you pervert!" Maybe it's because I live in a small town full of people who live their lives being saturated in religion, but I thought society rejected that kind of stuff.
What is society. This is the internet
Celestialphoenix
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Only certain [outdated] parts of society.
I'm open minded about what people do- as long as 'it' doesn't wake me at 3am.
Meh, I act prudish in public, but only because I don't want to be called a pervert. With my friends I adjust my perversion rating to however much they feel comfortable withI must say, your reactions surprise me. I expected something along the lines of, "What is WRONG with you, you pervert!" Maybe it's because I live in a small town full of people who live their lives being saturated in religion, but I thought society rejected that kind of stuff.
What the living hell. https://twitter.com/fireball1725/status/571057728262516737
And now back to our semi-regular unscheduled WTF-ery!
That server owner *headshake*. I hope he gets some serious attention from the community at large for this. Might finally drive home to people that yes, we're serious and so are Mojang.
That server owner *headshake*. I hope he gets some serious attention from the community at large for this. Might finally drive home to people that yes, we're serious and so are Mojang.
As Fireball said,
This is why we need enforcement, and since it currently is not coming from Mojang's end, that duty falls to the authors. And as much as people complain, a big part of that is "name and shame", because that is how you destroy their income stream, by letting everyone know what their server(s) really are.
I for one am very happy to see the tide shifting from the prevailing idea being "mod authors have no right to enforce the EULA" to "mod authors can (if they wish) enforce the EULA's terms for their own mod", and to have Fireball as an ally on this.
This is why we need enforcement, and since it currently is not coming from Mojang's end, that duty falls to the authors. And as much as people complain, a big part of that is "name and shame", because that is how you destroy their income stream, by letting everyone know what their server(s) really are.
I for one am very happy to see the tide shifting from the prevailing idea being "mod authors have no right to enforce the EULA" to "mod authors can (if they wish) enforce the EULA's terms for their own mod", and to have Fireball as an ally on this.
Well it's kinda a different thing. You're putting servers who somehow need to finance themselves (I'm more referring to servers like Serendipity here) in one bag with sites that spread malware and malicious stuff.
StopModReposts' primary mission should be to protect users from malware, misinformation and outdated versions. This has nothing to do with buying items on a server.
The original mission of #StopModReposts was to stop copyright infringement, including monetisation. I do agree that stopping server monetisation shouldn't be our primary mission though.
Well what is more important to you: Protecting hundreds of unaware people from scam or protecting one single person (yourself)?
Stopping copyright infringement is important as well, but it really shouldn't be the primary concern there.
And exactly how do we stop the viruses? Through copyright law. Both are important, but I'm choosing to focus on stopping infringement, as that will indirectly stop malware.
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