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I should really think of the consequences before helping people out! I've gone and ruined the thing I love the most, your site having unique features! Now where will I find a resource for a game I'm way too old to play, which has unique features?
:'(
Don't get smart assy with me. I respect your opinion or whatever you want to call it. If your too old to play, just like Joe-Commins why are you on a forum dedicated to Habbo.
It doesnt say http://www.placewithnothingtodowithh...ncomeforum.com
its wwww.habboxforum.com
notice the Habbo(x) in it?
If you are too old to play then go to a coding forum, and release things. But why ruin our fun and enjoyment when your too old to play.
Agreed. +Rep (When I can)
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Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Wow, Good speach +Rep xD
I suppose I agree with you. This could've made your site unique but now the source is there...
Hardly a speach, more the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by letisix
About time aswell.
+Rep.
I used to play Habbo about 2 years ago. Not every thread on this site is exclusively Habbo related.
Just because you don't want me to release a script, doesn't mean everyone else doesn't. I'm not going to succumb your wishes simply because you want it for yourself. If you don't have the capability to create something which other people would find hard to, then don't expect to have a wholly unique website. Perhaps if you spent more time coding, rather than promoting your faux-coding skills then you'd get somewhere.
I help others on this forum simply for practise. I haven't ever expected anything in return and I don't need to impress anyone for self gratification.
And in your Previous Post "Not my problem it takes you "hours and weeks" to code something I did in less than 10 minutes."Quote:
Originally Posted by nets
Yes whatever you say Mr. Nets!
You help people. yes.
But when you advertise something unique to your site, its nice not to release it and let the people figure it out themselves. Like we do.
If they figure it out, they learn more PHP and then can develop new things.
You can help but why spoon feed them everything? Its just right there on the plate.. they copy and paste and never learn.
Thats not helping, thats sugarcoating spoon feeding. I want people to learn, not be given the script.
Perhaps people don't want to learn, I'm giving them the option. They don't have to look at my code, if anything it's an asset to their learning since they can review my code.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Sorry, how is that related to what I said whatsoever?Quote:
Originally Posted by letisix