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Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu
I think it would be great for the GDT to create its own server. If that's not palatable to most members (and it's definitely not a matter of ease -- it wouldn't be incredibly difficult for us to create a server -- but simply a matter of whether or not people think it's what the GDT should be doing), then at the very least we should be developing existing servers to their full potential.
Like I said, I'm getting bored of how the GDT currently functions. Sitting there waiting for server managers to request help, and in meantime working on small, largely inconsequential projects. We don't even have the system of distribution that gave the GDT appeal to me -- packs that could be directly downloaded to a server, instead of releasing things into the Code Gallery like any common Joe can do. Also, look at how many talented developers we have in the GDT. Every small project described could be done simultaneously, and we'd probably still have people left doing nothing. It just bugs me that some in the group have predetermined and limited the GDT into something incredibly boring.
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Creating fancy systems to download packages directly to servers is an unnecessary waste of time for little gain. There are far more important and practical ways to invest time. The GDT is not too good to use the code gallery like every other "common Joe."
And creating servers is not in the realm of what the GDT is about.