Just wanted to make sure Arantor isn't blamed for something he isn't responsible for...
Yeah, he doesn't need that to blame himself...
::)Okay, I got it: from the list of links I gave, you have to click "691" or whatever in the header, and then click on the commit link that's in the first comment, or something. This adds an extra 2 clicks, but then you get the original commit.
So, basically, Github is the culprit here for not being very helpful to people who might read these pages without knowing a thing about Git or Github or whatever. Regarding the argument about the use of 'wesql' in the codebase, this obviously makes it moot, but that still doesn't change the fact that (and even Arantor recognizes it himself) all of his work on SMF 2.1 is to bring Wedge features to it, which *obviously* is reason enough for me to be pissed off by his actions.
Remember, two months ago, he argued that he was leaving the forum software community to focus on making use of the Unity engine and create video games with Asgard. Something I could perfectly understand; in fact, the only times I considered leaving Wedge, was because I figured I needed to do something to make a living. Well, in the end, not only did Pete stay in this little world, but worse, he chose to go to the only place we expected each other never to deal with. The very place that had us create Wedge in the first place. And not only that, but now he's contributing his Wedge code to them (thus removing value from the project he poured his heart into for three years). He's shooting himself in the foot, wasting his time, and hurting me. Had I left Wedge before him, I'd never have done that kind of deal. I have a fucking conscience. All code I wrote for the team, is for use within the team only, at least until the day Wedge uses an actual open source license, at which point, everyone have fun. I don't have any right to reuse it for the competitor we left in the first place because of the way they treated us.
All I'm saying is that I feel Pete disrespected me, by systematically doing the opposite of what he assured me he would do. So, the next things I'm expecting, are for (1) his Wedge repos to disappear without warning (reason enough to move them), and (2) for my code to find itself in SMF. "By mistake", of course. But there will always be a revision log to make sure not a single line of my Wedge code finds itself in SMF. So, now what I'm *hoping* for (rather than expecting), is for Pete to take a local copy of Wedge, and only copy-paste code from HIS revisions.
That's all there is to say.
