13-11-2009, 05:25 AM
Welcome back to Mirage Source.
The community is in much disarray so I will try to bring them inline with what I see it should be, a family friendly community. I must stress is that the community must be family friendly. You may have noticed the new rule on these forums. These rules will be expanded as needed. This will allow anybody to join in and feel welcomed.
When reviewing the the forums, I decided to clear the ban list. I believe people deserve a second chance. Granted I have not been around recently, but at the time of this post, all bans are removed.
As you may have noticed, the forums were rearranged a bit. I try keeping the version specific forums together in their own categories. You may have seen the new source forums as well. I divided them into Legacy, MS4, MS.net, and MSCPP categories. This way, for those who develop against a specific code base, they can use those forums.
There is a shared "Issue Tracker" forum link as well. This will take you directly to Software Bugz. That site will allow us (developers) to easily track specific bugs and feature requests that WILL be added to the respective source. I will hand out developer accounts for people who volunteer to work on the source bases.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reply in this thread.
Thank you,
~Shannara~
:ugeek:
The community is in much disarray so I will try to bring them inline with what I see it should be, a family friendly community. I must stress is that the community must be family friendly. You may have noticed the new rule on these forums. These rules will be expanded as needed. This will allow anybody to join in and feel welcomed.
When reviewing the the forums, I decided to clear the ban list. I believe people deserve a second chance. Granted I have not been around recently, but at the time of this post, all bans are removed.
As you may have noticed, the forums were rearranged a bit. I try keeping the version specific forums together in their own categories. You may have seen the new source forums as well. I divided them into Legacy, MS4, MS.net, and MSCPP categories. This way, for those who develop against a specific code base, they can use those forums.
There is a shared "Issue Tracker" forum link as well. This will take you directly to Software Bugz. That site will allow us (developers) to easily track specific bugs and feature requests that WILL be added to the respective source. I will hand out developer accounts for people who volunteer to work on the source bases.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reply in this thread.
Thank you,
~Shannara~
:ugeek: