That's because the situation is convenient for
NWPlayer123 right now. He avoids responsibility and says to go back "on topic" when there's really nothing to be discussed. He himself said that much already:And so I feel it's at least relevant to talk about donations that go towards the development of this kernel exploit (
at this point I'm actually questioning the progress made towards releasing it) just as much as it is relevant to talk about Wii U hacking in general in this thread.
NWPlayer123's involvement in the project was stated more than once and not only about his role as "PR". Even though he said in our PM conversation that he doesn't want it to seem like donations are needed,
Hykem in fact announced in this very thread that he is still looking for donations while also stating the role
NWPlayer123 is in:
NWPlayer123 seems confident in just "taking back" his statement, which is unfair to me as I approached him via PM directing questions to the team and him as the PR of the project and
he didn't correct me. Instead he went on to misrepresent the team as a whole, as I was still in belief that
NWPlayer123 has a substantial role as actual PR for the team. He says afterwards I should go to
Hykem:His tone in the PM was very different as he kept misrepresenting himself and spoke on behalf of the team involved, which in this case makes him obviously the first line to ask about donations directed to the project. A simple "
Sorry for confusing you, can we get back on topic finally?" is just a convenient excuse for him.
NWPlayer123 has misrepresented himself to me and is not taking responsibility. This is sad because I asked about the highest donation in the PM for one reason only and that was to double the highest donation. I believe donors should be credited and that's why I approhaced the "PR" of the team first before proceeding with the funds. I'm now leaning towards no longer supporting any project
NWPlayer123 is involved in. That said, if another group needs funding and keeps me in the loop, I'm more than open to talk about donating.
I think this way because in 2004 I was myself approached by another gentleman offering donations and without him some parts of the GameCube scene would not have existed. "Free time" outside school is limited and we've seen it several times how many projects are discontinued due to lack of time and/or interest. Donations are just one way to effectively motivate the group working on a project and I'm currently in a good financial situation that I'm willing to give back to the community and scene. I felt like announcing this here because what
NWPlayer123 has shown is unprofessional behavior and he is only trying to brush off this matter like it never happened.