peabody124
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Well at least they wised up and removed the post where they were blaming Oleg for the forums going down. So typical of them trying to scapegoat and stir up **** instead of acknowledging they just pissed off and lost another dev.
Hello
I am not really behind the technical side of OP, but really interested how this project is structured and how it is possible that development members get banned and trated like sh*t. Is there some sort of little Hitler deciding who can stay and who is going to be banned ?
My impression so far from open-source projects in other fields was that - simply speaking - a group of enthusiasts work loosely together on a project, get next to nothing paied and try to develop that project further and further.....
Is there some sort of boss at OP, and how about banning the boss ?
Better idea would be to ban the raving nutcase himself. You know with a W not a D.
All of the best people have now gone from there.
I still have CC and CC3D boards and they all fly great with Tau Labs firmware.
yeah, Hyper's days are numbered
Time will tell.
IMHO, sometimes you just have to do what you think is right, regardless of the consequences. I just did it a bit more publicly than some others in this particular example. I am thankful to Alex for editing the first post of that thread.
The whole situation is unfortunate and stressful for all involved and for all who have witnessed it unfolding, and I for one am hopeful that it will not be used to reopen any TL<->OP wounds - that will benefit no-one. Life's too short for any of us to be consumed by this sort of crap, regardless of how important it all appears in the heat of the moment to those in the thick of it.
I know I am not alone in appreciating Oleg's contribution to OP over the years (and hence indirectly to the TL code base), and wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
For those, who don't know: Hyper is another one OpenPilot core team developer (at least, at the moment).
His contribution, like mine, was mostly behind the scene, aided at improving overall firmware codebase. As an example of his work, users of CC3D must say thanks to him because Hyper is that guy who has fixed long-standing issue with CC3D crashes using 13.06.x released firmware. It was hard issue, no one of us could reproduce it on demand. He managed to do so, did a lot of internal testing and committed the fix (c3e3521) on July 27th 2013, which made the 13.06.03 release (unpublished AFAIK), and 13.06.04. Now CC3D is safe to fly using latest, not one year old OP firmware.
Thank you, Richard, on behalf of hundreds of CC3D users, and from me for all your contribution.
Wow posts deleted and edited not cool at all man
we should all work together and not let egos get in the way