My goodness, would someone who doesn't like the idea please reference specific instances of gaming companies that opened their code to the public and then suffered because of doing so?

There are only so many times a reiteration of the same unverifiable, evidence-less, proof-free opinion can ...

Ooh, good point.

I agree it is a good point! Movie piracy and browser game piracy are completely different processes.

When you illegally host movies, you only need to be able to build and maintain your original site (or another pirate's), not produce Blockbuster knock-offs.

When you host a ...

you obviously never read the rules, then... secret diplomacy, etc... open and shut.. someone is getting a warning... that's how it goes and now you now...-Jésus noir

I smell a false prophet. "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever practices good syntax in him ...

Metsfanmax wrote:The MPAA posts a very stern copyright notice on Hollywood movies

You realize that's a different industry, right? If you think it's relevant, I have some examples regarding copyright infringement and drug trafficking pirates stealing yachts in the Gulf of Mexico.

preceding any marketing strategy decent market research needs to be done.

Agreed. As I stated initially, this is a serious and separate concern that should be posted elsewhere. I look forward to seeing it.


Personally I don't like the idea of the unknown, when there is potential for ...

owenshooter wrote: soooo, i have no idea what you are trying to say here

Sorry, you're totally right about my reply being disconnected from your statement. For some reason I thought you wrote 'banning', not 'warning'. Complete brain fog.

What CC needs to do is try and hold on to its core players the ones who keep the forums running, the ones who keep tournaments running, the ones who keep clans running, the ones who just open massive number of games etc. They are the foundation of this website

I couldn't agree more. Oh, look. I ...

You don't know to what extent this digital crowdsourcing will benefit the website.

And you don't seem to have a clue.

Considering the low number of people that are both willing and capable of contributing, it would be much more beneficial to just offer them (more prominent) positions within ...

-1 It would also provide the website's coding to (potential) competitors.

A great example is the 'minecraft' platform, where private servers constantly compete with each other to make themselves better than the rest.

That's true! Minecraft has lost millions in sales because of this!! Oh, wait ...

ZornSlayer wrote:Those are some good suggestions. You should post them in the 'discussions' forum for a broader audience and discussion and due process consideration

Thanks, will do.

I also don't recall the rules saying anything about not doing that, though I haven't checked the rules since 2011. I'll have to take a look at what's been updated.
you obviously never read the rules, then... secret diplomacy, etc... open and shut.. someone is getting a warning... that's how it ...

check out this game 15662412 . Every time the trio play (gy ec02 im01) they each come on and play within seconds of each other.

There has to be other evidence than playing within seconds of each other. People who live in the same house or visit each other in person would play within seconds of ...

I was looking for it under the THE GAME tab for a while before noticing the tiny RULES link on the upper right. The way it's posted, it must always have been there and I just totally forgot. Thanks for pointing it out, mrswdk.

I didn't realize posting publicly on someone's wall was considered, what, punishable behavior? When I take an opponent seriously, I always check their wall. I also don't recall the rules saying anything about not doing that, though I haven't checked the rules since 2011. I'll have to take a look at ...