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On 2017-11-23 10:09 AM, clipka wrote:
> Am 23.11.2017 um 10:59 schrieb David Buck:
>> Basically, I've developed a game for Android and iOS devices and the
>> graphics for the game were all rendered using POVRay. If people here
>> feel that it's permissible, I would like to post a short description of
>> the game with a screenshot posted in povray.binaries.images.
>
> I /think/ I recall something about you having developed something else,
> some 25+ years ago... ;)
>
>> If the consensus is that you'd feel spammed, I'd be happy to abide by
>> your wishes and not post anything here about the game (besides this
>> message).
>>
>> What do you think? What constitutes acceptable speech in this forum? I
>> could simply post an image to p.b.images (which doesn't contain the
>> product name) if that's an option. I don't know quite how to handle
>> this so I'm looking for some opinions.
>
> Are you kidding? You know who you are, right?
>
> If I were asked, I'd say that we're honored that you're even still
> sticking around, and that you have all the rights in the world to
> /define/ what's acceptable in these newsgroups ;)
>
Actually, it was about 31 years ago when I developed DKBTrace which
became the foundation for POVRay.
Some 15 years ago or so I developed a program called ElastoLab which did
simulated physics. I set it up so it could output a format that POVRay
could input and rendered a few physics animations to post here. I was
chastised for spamming the group with commercial messages.
This time, I thought I'd test the waters first. Even though I was
involved in the early development of POVRay, this is a community group
and I want to abide by community standards. I don't just want to pull
the privilege card and post things that offend people.
Thanks for understanding.
David
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