jammerxd

I know. I just have so much frustration. I'm just happy I'm going to school for programming and in an actual programming course that actually meets requirements. If there is anything to know about me, it's that I hate rules, I disagree with how society operates and I just like proving that I can be different, I can excel, and I can break away from traditional societal influences and just be me. I've tried changing me for society or for more professionalism and it's not good. I'd rather be me and if people take issue with it, it's not my fault. Also, I'm not trying to hate, it's just one example, not directed at WOTRDB specifically. If I can't even get PHP code published, then I don't see why I should be developing for this community. I'm a damn good programmer and I know it, otherwise I wouldn't be in school and I wouldn't be getting asked already to work on projects at my college. I just disagree with some of the fundamentals of how the multiplayer community operates in general. Like I said I'm not trying to call out specific projects or anything, just letting off my frustration.

Just to clarify, WOTRDB's LogIt triplogger is not anywhere close to the telemetry server source, nor does it come in a zip file. Acctually, there is no zip file nowhere close to that software.
LogIt is made as a pure, custom, DLL plugin for the game. I presume that you think we are using the tour-o-matic triplogger, which was based on telemetry server, but no. We are not, and WOTRDB has never done that, but TOM had.

No, I actually had my projects mixed up, it's the Virtual Trucking Manager or whatever they call themselves. I'm just sick of being denied postings because I prefer to keep my servers secured. If it's source code people want to see then maybe I'll remove all my urls, keys, encryption/decryption, send/receive functions, login /authentication methods, external library references and then show the source code. Would that change people's minds(unfortunately the above mentioned methods, logic and functions would greatly pose a threat to the security of the servers were they to be posted as open-source)?