The Great Documentation Dilemma

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What, do you think he said that for fun?

Not for fun, but to scare people to sign faster. I did not think he is serious about closing whole project because of this.
Well true that, Ares will most likely stay ,,stuck in place" because of this.

How did you learn what new functionality is in .960? By reading either the commit messages or the bugtracker discussions, I bet.

What, do you think he said that for fun?

Profesor_Tesla, no, I though he said that only to scare people to sign, I did not though he is serious that Ares project will be closed because of that.

[quote='DCoder' pid='18563' dateline='1308312329']How did you learn what new functionality is in .960? By reading either the commit messages or the bugtracker discussions, I bet.

DCoder, I learn it because I read manual. I never read bug tracker or such... I am probably one moder who is not visiting forums and bug tracker. very rarely, but even when I visit, I do not read codes from there. In documentation folder there is manual, you wrote it for reason, and I am reading it. Its always opened when I am modding, in case that I forget some code.

80 will create 2500 new threads asking the same questions over and over.

I did not know about that. Most probably because I do not check out forums and bug tracker, this version is enough for me.

remaining 30 will create 500 new threads at PPM complaining about how the manual is too difficult to read.

DCoder, people are always complain on something, and they WILL complain on something. They will rather complain than trying better to read or understand.
As just random person and modder who is using Ares, I see no difficult n manual. Everything is explained as should be.

DCoder, you forgot one important thing: Prism Forwarding. With that stable functionality in next release,this will be pain in ass to implement for people. That will be subject to open new threads in PPM. Expect that. But I think that many people will ignore this feature because its more complex than standard feature.