I agree with this Asp. We
must add something like this to our rules.
BUT
concerning GrogBot I see this:
A. It already exists for some time
B. It is NOT an nth podbot clone with strictly no creativity involved
C. It is NOT for a well-known mod, attesting that the initial goal of its maker was NOT to gain popularity by making it
D. It is still in activity and regularly updated (see the news on the website)
E. It has already a forum with users who tried the bot and can attest that the bot WORKS
F. Akz is a former member of botman's forums who was there for some time already, which suffices to say that he is NOT an opportunist.
IMO his bot qualifies completely for being part of Bots United. I'd say even: his bot qualifies
MUCH MORE than those EPODBot and IvPBot podbot clones -and I stress CLONES- which we allowed the authors here, who stayed for a few weeks and then completely VANISHED away, disappeared, not even logged in here at Bots United for MONTHS. Meanwhile people still continue to frequent their forums, download these bots, post questions, and think that these bots are still updated. But ARE THESE BOTS still even SUPPORTED by their "authors" ???
And if you push the logic further, I say this:
GrogBot deserves more a place at Bots United than RACC, because the last release of RACC is about 2 years old and I have made no single update to it since. Note that I'm still supposed to develop it, but can you be certain that I am ? I post screenshots and stuff, but couldn't it be a big fake as well ? This logic is flawed.
Let not Bots United become an elitist crew of snobs.
If GrogBot can't qualify, then kick out IvPBot and EPOD-Bot immediately. Which isn't to say that it doesnt itch me already. >
