Complaint Banned for leaking private svn.

[Wymietek]

Hello weak ago ended my ban for leaking private svn and I lost my donator.
So my question is why?
IDK I get one, because i didnt give it to anyone?

 

[Evan]

Deny all you want, Talaturen never lies.

 

[Optus]

Thats your fault for leaking, dont ask why.

 

[Wymietek]

I didnt leak it I just get banned and now i ask why?

 

[Mark]

The copy of revision 4592 from our private subversion that has been leaked was downloaded by you.

 

[Wymietek]

I remeber that I uploaded it somewhere to share it to another computer maybe thats it?

 

[Deleted member 92788]

why not use a usb

 

[Wymietek]

Didnt have any pendrive by hand :/
I needed to share it to my notebook and I alwyas do it by that way...

 

[Evan]

Well, now you know whats up. Get a flash drive from now on.
Take the ban, Talaturen can't always be sure if you're not lying.

Life isn't always fair.

 

[Znote]

It does not matter if the leak was intentional or not, you somehow managed to leak it. That is all that matters.

 

[Herpicus]

>To transfer to another computer
>Doesn't have a local network setup
mfw

 

[Ferchox]

so this guy "leaked" a revision, and you now want this person to spend money on a pendrive because he wanted to share or save files? with all respect to all the administrators and otland community, where is the word OPEN-TIBIA server in your mind? you wouldn't even be able to talk about this and none of this forum will be here if it wasnt for the ones who brought to the public the first development of OT.

it ain't petroleum, it ain't the biggest secret in the world and it's definetely NOT something to punish the people with.

Just my point of view cya

 

[Prest]

Rules are rules..

 

[Red]

You're not allowed to upload it to a file sharing website if it indexes it in a search box.
If you don't have a USB, another suggestion is to upload it to localhost, and download from localhost on your notebook then remove it from your localhost after you download it.

Red

 

[Xenios]

so this guy "leaked" a revision, and you now want this person to spend money on a pendrive because he wanted to share or save files? with all respect to all the administrators and otland community, where is the word OPEN-TIBIA server in your mind? you wouldn't even be able to talk about this and none of this forum will be here if it wasnt for the ones who brought to the public the first development of OT.

it ain't petroleum, it ain't the biggest secret in the world and it's definetely NOT something to punish the people with.

Just my point of view cya

I think you got a wrong idea of how we work. Let me explain some things. We don't want to force you anything, rather be responsible for what you are doing. The rules you instantly accept when you become a 'Premium member' states that you may not leak any material outside that is available to Premium members only. Even if it's licensed it doesn't mean we can't remove your subscription because of forum rules we applied, we just can't do any legal law actions against anyone if the files are GPLed. Like the Private Subversion where the beta's of TFS are located, it will be released when it's ready for public to use, I'm sure every member who fully understand C++, XML, Lua and mapping can contribute useful things by contacting one of the developers so it will be faster and more open. Without the donations Otland can't pay the hosting costs and can't satisfy the members with new updates. Nevertheless the things we use to attract people to donate is very lower than the stuff that is really 'open' to everyone. Afterall Open Tibia won't stay the same forever, it will continuously evolve and change to meet today's standards and fads.