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[smoke_th]

Tl;dr...look at springrts please?

That looks cool, I'll have to give it a try.  Thanks for the suggestion, never heard of Spring before. 

Sincerely,
Knutor

Best of all - springrts is opensource. But it has leading dev. team which maintains contributions themselves. That's finest example of opensource.

[King DZA]

Easy there(presumably)little guy, there's no need to wish death upon other forum members because you have a disagreement with them, that's not cool. And it will cause people to further discredit your suggestion as a result of the secret resentment they will begin to have toward you.

[Raddish]

You didn't exactly respond to anything I made a point of mentioning and instead went for insulting my intelligence and knowledge.  Seems to hurt your idea that I am arrogant, but I digress.

By all means explain how I am wrong, I always enjoy learning new things.  I am completely open to the possibility of being wrong...

[MrWiggles]

Well, apparently, Spring RTS, is the best open source thingy out there, and that's his argument.

[Raddish]

I just realised he didn't even read a long post with nicely laid out paragraphs by Knutor that explains many of the problems with Open Sourcing DF...

Also:

Closed source only superior when you has income from your project. For non-profit projects open-source is the only way.

He does have income from this project, it is his only income I do believe.  So your own reason against something being opened works too.

[G-Flex]

If you really think that opensource is chaotical development - than i gratz you - you know NOTHING about development cycle. Please die.

This is one of the problems with open-source projects: The development community runs the risk of being loaded with insane, unproductive, ridiculous arguments characterized by things like this quote.

[MrWiggles]

I just realised he didn't even read a long post with nicely laid out paragraphs by Knutor that explains many of the problems with Open Sourcing DF...

Also:

Closed source only superior when you has income from your project. For non-profit projects open-source is the only way.

He does have income from this project, it is his only income I do believe.  So your own reason against something being opened works too.

Yea, as I said before, that statement didn't make any sense. Open or Closed source, there plenty of monetary models for them that can be viable.

[Toady One]

If the OP can't maintain their thread without wishing death on other people, they don't get to have a thread.