> And you are displaying exactly the attitude dayvee is talking about. Emulation
> could (and did, for us long-timers) exist just fine without the mass audience.
> The audience, OTOH, is nowhere without devs and dumpers. You have no power.
> Get over it.
>
I'm not the kind of guy to completly disregard someone's contribution to something, i only do so after said people prove to be whiny attention grabbing bitches.

And you're wrong in your claim, if the masses didn't have any power, they you all wouldn't give a shit about what anybody says, then this whole debauchery wouldn't even happen.
It just seems to me that nowadays, if you do something, you do it expecting people to praise you, if said praise doesn't come, or if criticism comes along with it, you bitch and moan about how everyone's an ingrate and this and that.

It's a shame, but apparently many devs and dumpers work solely because they're being validated, stop doing that and you get the "i'm quitting the sk3ne!" comments.

I'm not directing any of this at you personally Belmont, since as far as i can remember, you've always showed some maturity in business such as this, but i can't understand the loyalty to immature behavior like guru's.



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