> Nope. I would never have entered the conversation if it was only a year old. The you > vs. mamedev battle dates back way more than a year. Probably closer to 15 years. It's > possibly the longest running emudrama ever and to the average person reading it boils > down to you thinking you are smarter than the entire mame team both on a > philosophical level (you think mame shouldn't be concerned to port to every computer > under the sun) and coding level (your definition of hack vs. theirs) where the > argument has been that you don't understand or care about the importance of making > code work like an actual arcade machine vs. simply having the game running. That's > where all this comes from, and it's clear that it will never end even after you said > you quit.
What you say is true. Infact Developers discussed a lot of times if include me into the Team or not, as Haze admitted here in some replies to the Emu Drama. The curious thing is that they *never* contacted me about this in private or in public. Probably they were afraid that I would have filled MAME core with tons of hacks only to make a game playable. Funny. On the contrary, some of them started to call me "hacker, lamer" and "your MAMEUIFX is a noxious build full of bugs and hacks". I never said, I repeat never, that MAME Project is full of shit and bugs. I expressed more than one time what I think about where is going the project (I don't care about computers and consoles into MAME? How can you be sure of that?) and if this doesn't like to you, MAMEDevs and other users... I'm sorry. Though what I said is not only my personal opinion, it's a quite common feeling that you can find/read in a lot of forums dedicated to arcade gaming/emulation. About quitting.... you misunderstood. I *quit* to release my shitty hacked poisonous derivative of MAME but I didn't closed my internet connection. Expecially when I can still have fun in posting here....
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