Yea, that would work also. Be sure to spread the word!
Goddamit Loch Ness monster. I aint gonna give you no tree fiddy
With all due respect - the EULA pretty much disallows most forms of voting for soft money, and getting rewards for increased popularity - I don't see any viable solution for how we can work around the EULA without bending it so far that MassiveCraft gets shut down. John's Charity actually seems like a nice thing, y'know?
While this is true, John's Charity was always meant as a temporary fix until the permanent fix was created by the staff. And Mojang can change their EULA however and whenever they want and all Massive can do is comply, theres nothing anybody can do about it. So for now we just need to be patient and wait because one thing ive learned is that if something is rushed... it usually isnt as good as it could have been.
Which is why it's imperative that the staff team makes a decision on how and when we will implement the new voting system, making sure that it won't affect the EULA regulations put in place, and informs us when the time is right. Sure. But at the same time, you didn't provide a counter argument to my original statement - I don't see a way which we CAN work around this.
From what i can tell from the few words about the topic on the changelog that @Omnomivore linked above... It appears that it will involve working for money beyond typing your name in on a website. And as it has been noted in the past multiple times... most of the decisions the staff make regarding the EULA are directly coordinated with a Mojang associate on the matter so they can be sure its compliant. And im not arguing your statement that its hard to find a way to work around the EULA.
Forgot about the changelog, I'll have to take a look at that. Thanks. Yeah, I knew they were working with Mojang staff. All seems pretty secure to me but I'd have rather either things stayed as they were pre-EULA or 'John's Charity' stage.
Thanks for that @Omnomivore , that's really clarified things for me, and I do hope to see the said changes arriving some time in the future, whenever that may be.
