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Uberpenguin: The Grammar Nazi strikes!

2004-08-31T12:54:34Z

The Grammar Nazi strikes!

Jacobo221: ops

2004-07-17T02:21:18Z

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Jacobo221: links

2004-07-17T02:19:36Z

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82.131.24.170 at 22:02, 16 July 2004

2004-07-16T22:02:27Z

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Created the initial aMule project as fork from xMule to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since xMule project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), aMule quickly became popular, and more and more developers joined. Strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of xMule at the time); this could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on IRC channel.

Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the aMule project.

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−	Created the initial [[aMule\|aMule project]] as fork from [[xMule]] to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since [[xMule]] project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), [[aMule]] quickly became popular, and more and more [[AMule_devs\|developers]] joined. ~~Strongly~~ supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of [[xMule]] at the time)~~; this~~ could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on [[IRC]] channel.	+	Created the initial [[aMule\|aMule project]] as fork from [[xMule]] to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since [[xMule]] project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), [[aMule]] quickly became popular, and more and more [[AMule_devs\|developers]] joined. He strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of [[xMule]] at the time), which could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on the [[IRC]] channel.

	Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the [[aMule\|aMule project]].		Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the [[aMule\|aMule project]].

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−	Created the initial [[aMule project]] as fork from [[xMule]] to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since [[xMule]] project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), [[aMule]] quickly became popular, and more and more [[AMule_devs\|developers]] joined. Strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of [[xMule]] at the time); this could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on [[IRC]] channel.	+	Created the initial [[aMule\|aMule project]] as fork from [[xMule]] to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since [[xMule]] project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), [[aMule]] quickly became popular, and more and more [[AMule_devs\|developers]] joined. Strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of [[xMule]] at the time); this could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on [[IRC]] channel.

−	Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the [[aMule project]].	+	Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the [[aMule\|aMule project]].

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−	Created the initial aMule project as fork from xMule to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since xMule project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), aMule quickly became popular, and more and more developers joined. Strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of xMule at the time); this could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on IRC channel.	+	Created the initial [[aMule project]] as fork from [[xMule]] to improve his skills in C++/GUI development. Since [[xMule]] project had lost "its touch" (and majority of developers), [[aMule]] quickly became popular, and more and more [[AMule_devs\|developers]] joined. Strongly supported the idea of community development (as opposed to rather closed development of [[xMule]] at the time); this could be seen from the "all-are-ops" mentality he enforced on [[IRC]] channel.

−	Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the aMule project.	+	Later, there were some misunderstandings between him and the other developers/community, and he is no longer among us. But he will always be remembered as the starter of the [[aMule project]].