>From what I have read about open source projects flaming newbies is the norm. Let's get real folks, it is not necessary to continually flame someone asking for help. I think that is why there is so little traffic on #opensl. Why ask when your direct question will go to your motive for asking such a question in the first place. For instance you shouldn't be in that part of the code as you don't have enough experience. I ask, why not? The viewers we help provide are for users enjoyment of a role play game. There are not being deployed into an industrial plant control system with triple redundant code and hardware. To get experience digging into the unfamiliar and trying to figure things out is a necessary step. At times it is nice to be able to ask more experienced programmers for advice. If given freely and correctly that can only help the whole viewer developer community. One developer recently said he deliberately gave wrong information so that the person would spend a couple of days sorting out what was wrong. Is that helping our community of developers in any way? Please lets do away with Nazi persecution of those with less knowledge. Granted, there are no night stick bearing thugs breaking knees. It is much more insidious than that. In my opinion, putting someone down outwardly usually comes from a person who is inwardly very insecure. </rant> Nicky
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