Madeddy
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- Dec 17, 2017
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That's fraked up behavior. And i can relate. My fork for py3(with VepsrP's help...) does still run on some website decompilers and in some .exe unpackers etc. without any mention what they use.someone lifted my code later and put it in their mod package without crediting me
I can sign of on this.I think it promotes a sort of virtuous cycle for the modding space.
I think you possibly misread there something about the translate feat story or i did tell it badly: If you look in the files
translate.py
and testcasedecompiler.py
and read the first line... you know... It was always there. And in the repo commit, again for the authorship.For me it isn't about "hey, you're cool" and a thousand "thank you's". But if i see what i've build(or helped) is used many times and people have a good time from it, i like it a lot.
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