Look, this whole snafu comes down like this:
There was a program that gave a glimmer of hope, and yea, we were all rejoicing.
Then the person behind it wanted to try something different on the side, maybe to expedite the entire process.
The person *really* should have just kept their mouth shut, did the project or at least talked about it in a different thread. The moment "I'm not sharing the key" was uttered, that was the end.
It doesn't matter what was meant behind what was said, it was timing and placement. And the fact remains that for about 96 hours, people have been running this program day and night to try and help the community, and it came across like asiekierka was being a glory hog. I'm sorry I snapped, but until the moment of clarity about 12 posts ago, everyone thought the same thing, and now the project is shot to hell.
As much as it pains me to say this, we need to start from square one, maybe on the same project, but from a different team leader. Really, from a different program (C++ seems to be thrown around a lot).
Even if it would have taken another few millennia, this gave people hope, and it was taken away from them. We gotta start over.
Please consider locking the topic.