Christian Mayer wrote:
> The universal solution is to download the plane from the person who uses
> it (the download protocoll must be included in the FGFS network code).
Wouldn't it be much easier if people simply contribute their work to
the community ?
Look, someone uses a free, OpenSource flight simulator called
FlightGear to participate in a free, OpenSource multiplayer
environment. This person uses an aircraft that he isn't willing to
contribute to the community and "the community" does have no better
idea than discussing how to automagically fill the gap ?
Ask him to contribute his aircraft. If he contributes, then everyone
will find his work at the "well-known" (TM) place, the one and only
authorised aircraft repository. If he does not, simply kick him out !
Scrathing his head,
Martin.
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