Here’s my two bits on the subject. This was a fun and thriving community, and I wish the people who owned and ran the server all the best in their future endevors, but getting shut down was just a matter of time. They did some work, yes, and I always see people claim that “they wrote some custom code” as if that…

This isn’t really much different from the recruit-a-friend system that they have for World of Warcraft. If the person that you recruit buys two months of WoW time, you get your choice of mounts that can only be acquired through this system. I’d say that the $30 your friend needs to pay is roughly worth the time it…

I think that football announcers aren’t allowed to say the word “concussion” because of all the issues surrounding the sport for the past few years. It’s as if they believe if they don’t say it, then everything will be fine.

So I’m doing the math here, and I assume that the columns should add up to the total at the bottom per month. And doing that, it looks like the category “rent” is taking up the vast majority of the budget (94% in February for example). What is rented? Is it the tools being used, the space that they’re working in?