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Done

Thanks for the reminder, I'll get right on it

You certainly can sell them. And while we might not have stated it recently we have at least previously had the opinion that the creator of something is free to decide if he/she does something else with the content. (Obviously you would have to abide by the license if you are e.g. using an existing texture etc, but for something you have created from scratch.)

I don't think we have specified how we want it, nor is there any general recommendation that I am aware of. But that would be one option yes. Report them with evidence of copyright theft if the store allow you to do that.

No. The question is also whether they make their art available under the same license (or at least any art that is based on cc-by-sa art, exactly what happens when you combine art with different licenses is too complicated for non-lawyers to discuss generally =) ). :-P If they only use art from others I guess that point is quite moot though. *rolleyes* But generally speaking they are allowed to use our art, as long as they give credit and make anything they create based on it available under the same license. That doesn't go for non-free/CC/OS Art though. That's a clear violation of the law.

At the moment we don't really have someone who has the responsibility for audio. I think @Itms and possibly @Pureon as well have some opinion on it as least, but ideally we would find someone who can focus on it So you are definitely welcome @Ell

Split out into its own topic, I hope I gave it a decent title, but if not please suggest improvements

True, I guess I can't either. But at the same time, I don't really think it's an issue, so I'd rather leave the possibility open in case there is a reason in the future.

We could of course make it impossible, but seeing as wrong topics can be moved or deleted I don't really see the issue. Maybe there will be a reason for someone to post a topic there, so I rather keep the possibility open.

I definitely think it's worth thinking about, I am not saying it is a necessarily bad idea. I do however think it would have to be explained well if we include a 20th century person in a game that takes place 2000 years ago

It would not surprise me if the next version was named in his honor, but I don't know if it would be a good idea to include him as a character in the game. It feels like it could be disrespectful, but maybe not. I didn't know him, so I can't really say. Maybe @Wijitmaker has got a better idea of whether or not it would be a good thing. Regardless it would probably be more relevant with a historical figure. Maybe Aristotle?

Well, if having virtual people create virtual temples is an issue, wouldn't causing virtual people to die be against "Thou shalt not kill"?

I'm not sure it might be related, but just seeing as you are installing on another drive than C:\\, do you have at least a couple of GBs free on the C:\\ drive? Even if you install the game on another drive the installer requires there to be enough free space on the C:\\ drive.

Approved. I recently changed some settings to make the automatic approval be stricter. (There were a bit many spammed getting approved.) I will evaluate it a bit closer in light of this incident.

Probably a good idea yeah Done

Not sure what an HSTS policy is, but I assume that's what's causing it. Presumably it's something similar to HTTPS Everywhere for WGET?

@stanislas69 No need for him to do anything in a more specific sense, as this is most likely (99,99999999% sure ) due to daker using a plugin for his browser which forces https for web sites regardless of whether or not the server supports it. In a more general sense he could enable SSL for the downloads as well as the rest of the site, but that's another discussion. @daker, please check if this is the case. Otherwise let us know, but so far it's always been the case when people have had this error =)

The question is whether you are able to get a pic (screenshot) of the issue. Or maybe even a small video if you are able to record that, maybe it would be easier to see it then.

Not sure I assume it might have something to do with splitting the topic, but I don't have time to look into it further right now. @Franksy Would you please upload it again?

Thanks for the heads up, split it into its own topic

That he has got some units he likes in other games and he wants to recreate them in 0 A.D. =) Which is fine if it's just generic units, but if it's e.g. specific characters it's not really something we can support. Acolyte sounds like the former though I'll move this to the proper forum, if there is any reason at a later date to have it in the CoM forums just let me know and I will move it back

Actually, Windows is the easy one as there is the autobuild. So, it's really not that difficult. It is of course more risky though as the game might crash more easily, and you will have to be sure that your opponent has got the exact same version if you want to play multiplayer.

Moved to the CoM art dev forum.

Not sure what you mean by "I haven't registered" as you obviously have registered an account here to be able to post in the first place =) Don't you have an internet connection for your computer? (Though I guess you must have if you have downloaded the game ) Either way, as long as you find the image on your computer (on Windows it's in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\Documents\My Games\0ad\screenshots , I'm not sure exactly where it is located on a Mac/linux, but https://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameDataPaths should give a hint where to start looking ) it should be really easy to get it into the post, either drog them from an open file browser window onto the "Drag files here to attach" area that appears underneath the box where you write your post, or click on the "choose files" linked text right next to that and navigate to the image

It's an ancient symbol, so I don't really see why it should be removed (especially not when it's so clearly different from the Nazi one). If the game had been set in the modern world I'd say it'd have been best to not include that kind of symbol, but given that it's appropriate given the time and geographical location I think it's fine to keep it. Might be useful to educate people on its varied history though