I'm more on valves side. The html-motd is confusing the quickjoin players. I'm not interested in big communities who get money with their motd (adverts, clicks). It's not my problem how they do pay their servers. I had long time a clan, which was paying itself the servers and without adverts and other annoying stuff. So, if a community can't deal with it, shut it down. There will come 10 new communities. Always the same shit, crying communities without money. Learn to collect money from your members to pay your infrastructure.
2013/11/9 Alteran Ancient <[email protected]> > This argument is fruitless... really. In more ways than one. > > After watching this go on for a day or two, I've come to a conclusion. > People that join the old-fashioned way, are joining these servers by choice > and therefore the server operators are more than entitled to show them > whatever they want on the MOTD. I am starting to agree with the principle > that those who enter through quick-join shouldn't be slurped-up by > overnight server behemoths for the purpose of gaining Ad impressions. Cut > out that means as a way to roll in the dosh and let players support their > servers through choice, not chance, and the groups abusing this system to > get cheap impressions on their MOTD are going to have less of an incentive > to do so. > > Petitions are normally pointless. Most people don't bother with them, and > most companies don't even listen to them, because they're not legally > obligated to do anything about them. I'll tell you what's even more > pointless, though. Bickering. Friendly and *constructive* debates are > helpful and get more done than petty arguing and trolling. Guys such as > ElitePowered and Dr. McKay have the right mindset in that arguing and > fighting on a *mailing list* is pointless. Please, if you've got personal > quarrels, take them outside. > > _______________________________________________ > To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, > please visit: > https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds > >
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