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boulderTwiiKuu- The design could generally be improved by adding vertical space on lists, I thinkDon't know what this means.
Take this for example,
This feels quite cramped, I'd suggest playing with padding/margins to add a little white space, a few pixels should do
boulderTwiiKuuWhat's the difference between Hot, Active, New and Top in Threads?I think it's pretty self-explanatory, but that's also just how the threads page is organized. Ask enigma what it does.
I literally never noticed that top bar on the threads page, my bad
On another note, I'd love to be able to pick which page to load when opening the app (like Threads->Active)
the301stspartanTwiiKuuAll written content on tftv is copyrighted, I doubt anything legal would come off it but it's at least polite to ask.
Reading copyrighted content is not breaking copyright. It's not polite to ask for permission to read the forum, which is its sole purpose. It's just stupid.
This isn't what I'm defending.
"I also intend to enable the app to interact with the tf tv site to enable voting, signin, posting, and commenting."
- Loading a second page through infinite scrolling crashes immediately
- It'd be nice if the app kept track of which threads were read and up to which post
- It's impossible to jump to a page on a thread which is pretty much a necessity when opening threads like stream highlights
- The design could generally be improved by adding vertical space on lists, I think
What's the difference between Hot, Active, New and Top in Threads?
gemmNo because they're not breaking any copyright. The only grey area with this app I think is that it uses the tftv logo (and maybe that it mentions tftv in the app name)
All written content on tftv is copyrighted, I doubt anything legal would come off it but it's at least polite to ask.
boulder I also intend to enable the app to interact with the tf tv site to enable voting, signin, posting, and commenting.
Not speaking as teamfortress.tv staff but please ask Enigma for permission before going any further with this.
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Tino_Also calling people out for not understanding or not knowing how projects work does nothing but make you look petty, especially considering almost no one is actually calling tf2pl out for poor management. Me being one of the few that are, but my 9-5 job for the last 3 years has literally been project management so I might know a little bit about how that works.
Hey Tino, I will follow your advice, as you mentioned, I'm caught in a cross-fire, all I wanted (since almost 3 years ago), was to make The Definite Competitive Hub for TF2, hoping to help everyone, old and new, to just easily play the frigging game and have fun. It's just all so unfortunate.
I think I do owe an apology about the part you quote, I'm just insanely frustrated about dumb people saying dumb things, that doesn't apply to everybody of course (not even to a majority), and it's hard to make any statement about it. I'm sorry gang
Thanks for the kind words by the way
EDIT: please shut up spyro
BeelthazusTwiiKuuU WUT M8https://i.imgur.com/Co6DsHU.jpg
I'm not sure what you're attacking with the first one, experience is gained through acknowledging mistakes, I wouldn't be speaking that way otherwise.
I stand by the second one, I'm blunt but not disrespectful.
Hey, the following post reflects my opinions/thoughts, not that of anyone/anything else.
First off,
boxcartwiiku was on bear's stream last night, they said they've had something in development for a few weeks now and (anyone who knows better feel free to correct me if im wrong) it will take 2 years to implement a class system into the UI
Wrong, what I said is that FACEIT took a long time to provide with an update they promised a while ago, and that such a feature, if they would even consider adding it, would take even more time. It wasn't nice or fair of me, software development, especially at that scale, is more complicated than most can imagine. It was a snarky remark posted because I am generally apathetic at this point.
Hilariously, you've posted logs of me saying "please don't post logs again" and failed to convey the idea that you were mistaken. Please don't speak in anyone else's name ever again, I hope this is clear enough.
Second,
You, as a community, were forced to take a bad decision, either suffer through unfun TF2PL pugs in hopes that it would suddenly get better, or continue playing on a comfortable site that has proven to have "grand scheme of thing" flaws. It's an unfortunate turn of events, but it's a completely understandable decision. Hopefully we manage to keep the lower level players interested, hopefully we manage to provide something good enough for everyone at some point.
FACEIT are the only ones, in 2018, to consider dishing out $600 per month to players for nothing in return (I'm aware of Essentials.TF, but their partnerships probably include viewership/advertisement), they're releasing something similar to League seasons sometime soon (VALVe time), and I highly think that ditching the shitshow that is ESEA would be a grand idea, with the added benefits of having a centralized competitive platform. I'm just rambling at this point.
Third,
It's hard to directly address ignorant people, they don't know that they're ignorant, and although I haven't read much of this thread (they get boring at this point), I have seen a few crop up. I'll attempt to be blunt: You don't know shit about programming, product development, organization management, and everything else that this project had to make us learn. You don't see what's behind the scenes. Stop giving your uninformed and unsolicited advice.
Fourth,
This applies to anyone generally, learn to be a nice person, it might be hard, but it is becoming a requirement. A lot of the issues we had to face were caused by short temper, anger management issues, lack of empathy, etc. It happened on TF2PL, it will happen on any platform in the future if you don't make the fucking change, you're just dragging everyone else down, especially the few last people who are willing to contribute to this hell hole.
Finally,
Thank you very much.