This caused a bitch session on the forums which led to Fritz canceling his forum account, and me getting into a ridiculous argument with the OP because he wasn't being clear on where the misleading verbiage actually existed. So if that could at least be modified to be clearer to differentiate 1.3.3 and 1.3.3.10, that would be swell.
I'm still working on better defining the forum boards, but its mostly done. Kevin is currently on hiatus, which is why he hasn't interjected in the conversation.
Ged West wrote:
Ok I am posting at the top because this thread is so long. The deal with the SF site is that the development of ASSP is very fast moving and to try and update the packages as quickly as they appear is problematic. I have also had the experience of releasing a new "stable" version to SF only to have a change made to that code base the day after without a version number change.Do to deal with these issues I have decided that the best course of action would be to wait for a community established "stable" designation on a particular version before posting it on SF. That way I am not constantly bugging Fritz about which version I am posting and when, and he is free to develop in the manner he sees fit.I am open to labelling the SF released packages with a added designation to differentiate them from the developer direct releases if enough people think it would be beneficial.Now as far as the projects main SF web page goes. I believe AJ designed it origionally and yes, I am responsible for the "bad marketing" boilerplate language and agree that it is outdated and needs updatated if anyone has changes that would like to see please feel free to email them to me. I don't have admin rights to the project on SF so I can't grant others access to change the site but I can make changes if needed.
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