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I just signed up for ULP and found another example: the original translation for "Sweater" in Italian was "Felpa", while it should be "Maglione". This is now a problem since there's a new clothing item called "Sweatshirt", whose correct translation should be "Felpa".

Good job with these Cavern areas!

Andy, if it's the thread I was in as well, it's been stickied to the top, with thank yous from the mods. =)

You make a good point, Aloys. I'm not sure that official Cyan approval is necessary to make a fan storyline successful, but it might help in the eyes of many. But then we go back to the same old problem: how can Cyan decide which stories, among the proposals they are sent, should be officially ...

I think I get your point, kaelisebonrai. If I say we're winning is because things are moving in the right direction, and we have the freedom to do as we please anyway, as long as we don't go talk about things that are forbidden (understandably IMO) on the MOUL forums.
Regardless of either side's ...

I thought EULA stood for End User License Agreement for a reason. And I always thought that pressing the button "I agree" every time I install software really means that I agree. But I apologize for not being an expert on U.S. legalese.

Another point to keep in mind is that it would be dangerous ...

Even if violating the EULA does not make something illegal, the EULA is still an agreement. Starting to condone *some* violations to an agreement, years after such violations happened, first of all would be extremely unfair to all those who respected the agreement; second, it could become a real ...

Zander (as others here and elsewhere) made some important points nonetheless; he did not oversimplify. A company cannot endorse something illegal (or at least violating the EULA) done with their property, or approve of it officially. Yes, they accepted patches during UU, but that was the only time ...

(My apologies if you think it's out of place that I post in this thread, or if you don't know me at all. Feel free to ignore me).

It is surely frustrating to offer help to a company for years, without ever getting the chance to contribute. And after reading some posts here I understand better some ...

I get exactly the same problem with OS 10.5.8, I still have not figured out what I did wrong... maybe too many versions of python installed. If you open a Console (under Applications > Utilities) you should see what the error message is. Do you get something related to yaml?