ColdJ
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I guess I am here too often. Hello @GuessingEveryDay
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Granted: But nobody uses it because they can't work out what is fun about it. I wish I had noticed sooner.
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Ecomedynomics. The state of todays financial markets.
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Banned for making me think up a word for another thread.
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Using seating is cheating when attending a meeting.
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N 29
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Should ask @Angelo Kerman to make a part for you. They are very good at making wearable parts for Kerbals. Interesting that it started in Finland.
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Floor 3411: A camp Doondainian, watching the 60s television version of Batman.
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Changeaholic. A person who can't be happy with the way things are, even if they work really well.
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Using a Can Non is cheating.
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Floor 3409: A Doona factory. You get a sample to rug up in.
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N 14
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Banned for taking comedy out of the situation.
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Those who cannot cheat, do.
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N 15
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Banned for shipping sitcom characters.
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Big Yep. TUBM hopes the TUBT is happy.
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Re-banneded for tax purposes.
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Tempted to put N -17 based on the above, but I must be fair. N 15 There is no try, there is only page or new page.
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Wow, it has been a while since I got to do this. Satisfied CLICK. As @AlamoVampire has covered most. I will add @Caerfinon @Kerbal Productions @Souptime@Melontime@Lisias@Royalswissarmyknife@zer0Kerbal@Scarecrow71@Kerb24@Rutabaga22
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I will admit that I have skimmed, so sorry if this has already been suggested. What about a controlled release to interested and passionate programmers under a free licence that includes a non disclosure agreement for the source code. Passionate programmers like @Lisias go through and find issues and create fixes while the access allows them to create their own properly intergrated addons like Tweakscale.. They in turn send back to the company their insights and fixes. The company then, once verified, release a patch containing the fixes so that the rest of their customers can enjoy the improved game. The risk is then minimised when it comes to losing control of their software. If the model works it could also open up the possibility of doing the same for KSP2 which would be a win win as they would get a non payed for, passionate set of programmers, error checking and providing fixes for the game while the loyal and passionate customer base would get a more stable game, that much sooner. And as stated, a more stable game with great content will get recommended by word of mouth and sales will increase.
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Banned by Dozer from the original Matrix Movie.
