Re: TI-86 Penguins Text File - Rather Disturbing
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Re: TI-86 Penguins Text File - Rather Disturbing
Sorry Allah, but I would have to DISagree (sorry for the absence of three
letters last time, I'm an idiot =) )with you. In the documentation of a
game, an author basically is able to give his opinion about many things,
and how he wants his program to be known. The fact is, you do use his
software often, after all, can you name one ASM game for the 86 that wasn't
written by Bill? If you don't like his opinion, don't use his software.
At 02:01 AM 7/16/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I recently was looking at the documentation for a game called Penguins,
>a TI-86 assembly game. You can find it on ticalc.org. Some of the text
>was rather disturbing. The game is written by Bill Nagel, who happens
>to be a member of the Ti-Files. Here is the part that I feel is
>inappropriate (the second paragraph):
>
><start quote here>
>
>You can add Penguins to your page under the following condition,
>Your page must have a link to:
>http://ti-files.home.ml.org
>
>If you play Penguins, you shouldn't go to this site
>because they copy everything from The TI-Files:
>http://www.ticalc.org
>
><end quote here>
>
>This does not belong in the documentation for a game. I am sure most
>other TI users would agree. The purpose of this message is not a flame
>and I do not want to start/continue a war. I would just like this
>immaturity to come to a stop.
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