teqhs
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It very much is a skidded client, I even highlighted the code for you so you can tell that easier!Sigma Nextgen is not a skidded client, and any accusations suggesting otherwise are retarded:
We openly admit to using code from the open-source Tenacity client. This code was freely available and explicitly labeled as open-source, giving us every right to utilize it in our client. There were no terms or guidelines so that basically means there's no rules, letting us do whatever.
We relied on the information provided by the repository, which clearly stated that Tenacity was an open-source client. Without any indication to the contrary, it was reasonable for us to assume that the code was legitimate and permissible for use.
Even if there are similarities between our code and that of Tenacity, it does not automatically equate to skidding. Similarities can occur naturally, especially when dealing with commonly used utils. Our developers may have independently arrived at similar solutions without any intention of copying.
In conclusion, We reserve the right to use code from an open-source client. So fuck off.
So you are openly admitting to skidding from a source leak? Very competent. The code from that GitHub is simply a reupload of the source leak, I mentioned this directly to you in the group chat before you got angry that we were right and left. You refuse to admit this because you are scared your super awesome Sigma Nextgen wont be liked. It already isn't. I also offered to compare and prove that the source uploaded on that repository was in fact the same from the source leak, but again you dodged the offer.
You keep on mentioning that you relied on the information given by the repository, but never once proved that the repository I provided was the one your very incompetent dev team skidded from. Can you please do this?
It isn't just similarities though.. you completely just copied the code. The comments are even the same LOL.
You would be in your rights to use the code if the client was truly open-source, but it wasn't. If you decide to use code at all from GitHub, especially if its a very popular client such as Tenacity, you should immediately check if it was a source code leak. This is the most logical thing because it immediately determines whether or not you can use its code? It isn't wasting time whatsoever if it's going to stop you the embarrassment of developing a skidded client. Especially one which you somehow invested $600 into.
If you still won't listen to me, I am pretty sure every other more intelligent member on this forum will gladly repeat what I said.
Thanks,
teqhs.