Quoted from a conversation on IRC:
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] uhm, jelson's mad
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] VERY mad
<-[djs]-> about?
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] your misuse of #mud
<-[djs]-> excuse me?
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] you have no idea how mad he got when you saw your
bots and ads on #mud. He's wanting to pull your
code
(which he can do)
<-[djs]-> you, sir, are a fool. No channels in IRC are 'owned' and I can do
what I please with #mud. Noone has been in it for 6 months. So,
basically, tough. I'm also logging this into an email to jeremy.
We'll see...
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] laugh
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] ok
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] fine
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] If you really want to, that's fine by me
<-[djs]-> And who, exactly, are YOU?
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] you aren't worth talking to. Do it if you want, see
how he responds. I don't owe you an
explanation, I
came here trying to help the mud, though I don't
know
why I did now
[djs!fsa@cjnetworks.com] bye
What kind of bullshit is this? Please tell me this guy is a freak or
something because I think I have the right to advertise my mud on a
*free* medium. That isn't breaking any licensing agreements.
Jesus... First Alex posting to the mailing list for everyone to 'inform
him' of licensing violations, now THIS? Anyways, I'd really like to know
if there's any truth in this.
Melen
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