Welcome
Captain (mostly him) and I are working to bring the Super Casual Magic site to life. Both sites are open to suggestions and new registrations(only need to register once), I will open up a forum on both sites for ideas/comments. On this site I will also open up a contest for site logo/icon design for Silent Productions (Rules). I have been looking into a different CMS called glfusion, you cand find a test site here. I will open up a poll on this site to see which one the people prefer, and a executive decision will be made based upon the results. Amongst all that, school, upcoming video games, and treating my fish, I hope to get a new version of the Chat room underway. This time done in java, definetly add some features, and get the community involved, like theming the chat room and what not. Hopefully, the bot problems are behind us, the community can grow and evolve, and that site changes, if any go, smoothly. I'm going to do some planning and work now, right after I order some pizza, because I am hungry.
Yours truly,
Silentneeb
Update March 23, 2010: I have deided to start writing a new version of the chatroom. It will be in java, and will be written using some of the vb code used in v6. Not guaranteeing any backwards compatibility but we don't need bc anyways.
Silentneeb
Update June 22, 2010: It's summer and i'm doing school work this sucks
but, I have made the decision that v6 compatibility will be left out as it would bring way to much hassle to A. program protocol canges B. Code in user login C. Program server patches for v6. So let this be a farewell to v6, and let 6.0.0.8 be knowon as the last stable vb version.
(mourn for 2 seconds). Here's to hopefully a bright future for the chatroom.
Silentneeb
Yours truly,
Silentneeb
Update March 23, 2010: I have deided to start writing a new version of the chatroom. It will be in java, and will be written using some of the vb code used in v6. Not guaranteeing any backwards compatibility but we don't need bc anyways.
Silentneeb
Update June 22, 2010: It's summer and i'm doing school work this sucks
but, I have made the decision that v6 compatibility will be left out as it would bring way to much hassle to A. program protocol canges B. Code in user login C. Program server patches for v6. So let this be a farewell to v6, and let 6.0.0.8 be knowon as the last stable vb version.
(mourn for 2 seconds). Here's to hopefully a bright future for the chatroom.Silentneeb


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