MAMEWorld Forums - EmuChat - Re: Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat

> > Stop talking about me as I stopped to reply to your always
> > offensive, useless, non-sense posts here.
>
> Do you realize you're doing the exact opposite of what you write here on these forums
> right?
>
> Enough with the silly pics and attacks towards MAMEDevs. Considering what you call
> your work or frontend it would never be possible without their work to begin with so
> why continue on here time after time with such aggression throwing pointless insults
> around?
>
> For the sake of all the users reading here think about taking your attacks and
> pictures to PM.

Oh brother, you just can't stop yourself, can you? You're totally incapable of seeing both sides of a story, and instead act like a robot every time someone writes something that might be critical of Mame - or an opinion suggests they are.

You do know that these constant brown-nosing posts have totally lost any legitimacy, right? I mean, it's like you're a script that gets triggered every time someone posts an opinion you don't like.

Mame is cool. Uber cool. That does not mean EVERYTHING they say and do is excused. Well, except in your world. It's safe to assume that Mame is what it is today because at various junctions people disagreed, discussed, found resolution, and then put it behind them. It's normal behaviour, but won't ever happen because of sycophants like yourself.

What have you added to the thread, other than more fuel?

The solution to these things is to move them to PM's. this stops them escalating in public, and drawing in people like yourself who do nothing but feed the fire. If one or other of the parties refuses to move it to PM, then really blame for it getting out of hand rests with them, be they a dev or not......

I say this not as an attack on Mame, I love what they've done, and have all due respect for the devs. But it's all DUE respect, not a blanket "Mame devs can do, and say, whatever they please because they coded a driver for Tempest." Coz like, I live in the real world where people are variously correct, wrong - or issues are grey, not black and white.