FxMorin

Introduction

Let me start by clarifying that the following doesn't exclusively apply to Debugify, but they serve as an excellent illustration of the heinous behavior outlined in the following. The mods in question shall therefore be collectively referred to as "Scummy Mods".

Scummy Mods are mods that incorporate or outright copy foreign code bases, without permission from the original author. They commonly state to either "replace" or "include" the original work, if any mention is given at all. Developing a mod is not easy. Many mod creators sacrifice significant chunks of their personal time and resources to their creations, essentially for free. Curseforge offers a symbolic compensation for the hours poured, but it's usually insignificant and just a nice bonus.

The Problem

The majority of the original projects are still in development. Since the creators behind Scummy Mods typically do not understand the code they copied to begin with, they lack the knowledge required to eliminate the bugs that will

SheepCommander

Glowsquid Voting Reasons

Voting for Glowsquid hoping that it might add entity light sources was disproven by both devs ||(A dev saying they want version parody and mobile couldn't handle that as well as a dev talking on a YT stream)|| and logic ||(They'd be too lazy to re-do the entire lighting engine just for a single squid, and in MC Earth where it came from it literally is just a retextured squid that doesn't emmit light)||

Another reason was hoping it might add something useful, but that could be said about any of the other contestants and had no logical founding.

The only reason you should've voted for it was if you genuinely liked how it looks, which was definitely a minority (Most people voted under either false believes or because they're a dream stan)

Glowsquid End Result

Glow Ink Sacks are still affected by light levels lmao. Anyways making signs glow and glowing item frames could've been added by themselves with glowstone or shroomlight being used instead.

LambdAurora

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define-private-public

// Filename:  HttpServer.cs        
// Author:    Benjamin N. Summerton <define-private-public>        
// License:   Unlicense (http://unlicense.org/)

using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Net;
using System.Threading.Tasks;