Beelthazus I never once stated it was his responsibility, and I have no clue what mental gymnastics you had go through to assume that. He left this community and he took tools that helped expand interest in tf2 with him.
The connotation of your two posts is that jon is a bad person because he is not standing up for "whats right" and taking his IP with him when he leaves. Sounds to me like you are trying to point fingers at him and say he should be doing more. Or is that assessment wrong?
BeelthazusI'm going to do some mental gymnastics too! I assume that you are saying that associating or participating in the competitive tf2 community, you are a racist, bigot, LGBT-phobic and that's why he left? See how assuming can be a flawed logic? Maybe I'm missing some details, but you shouldn't use inside info to explain things away.
No, associating with a nazi doesn't make you a nazi, but it also doesn't do anything good for your image or brand. In the same way that Jon putting his IP out publicly for a community that has a lot of really shitty things going on will not do anything good for his image or brand as a whole.
BeelthazusBattling ignorance is a team effort Tino. When he decided to leave this community he joined a short list of people who also did the same. These people are not here standing up for what they believe in, or what they think is right, they shrank in front of adversity. I'm not saying Jon is a bad person, or a bad guy, but what he did wasn't the right call. You don't have to agree with me, in fact I respect you for calling me out. However, I disagree with your stance.
The problem is people like you who think its over in a week, that the problem is just "fixed". These problems will be around until you die, and you will pass the mantle hopefully to your kids, whom if they are lucky enough will stand up for something in their lives. I'm not afraid to stand up to you, intolerance, hatefulness, or when the opportunity arises, to call out a coward. Jon doesn't owe me anything, but when you make a utility that everyone enjoys, uses and then takes it away because your feelings got hurt; You punish the majority for a minorities mistake?
That's the definition of bullshit.
1. Where did I ever say I thought it was over in a week? I said that the majority of the community doesn't care to do anything anymore.
2. You can stand up for whatever you want, but there was nothing intolerant, hateful or cowardly about what Jon, or me for that matter, has done. Unless you want to actually justify that somehow.
3. Your entire argument that Jon took stuff away because "his feelings got hurt" is so amazingly stupid I don't even know where to start. Ironically its literally the same shit as the morons that just say "ignore it" when racist shit gets flung around, so good job there. Secondly, his feelings didn't get hurt, it was a business decision.
4. The definition of bullshit is you implying that you, or anyone in this community somehow outright deserves the services and the projects that people in the community put together, and that those people are somehow bad people, or wrong, when they decide to kill off said services for any reason.
Your entire post literally comes off as someone who is whining because they didn't get their lollipop, when if you really want to fight for what what you say you do you should probably look at the actual issues instead and work towards fixing those instead of trying to scapegoat and blame the symptoms.