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Quick take on the Endlessly Leveling drama around the #1 server.

I am not here to say who is right, because honestly none of us have the full picture.
There is a former coder claiming the code was stolen, and a server that had similar functioning code up fast after he was let go. Both sides have things that look bad. But this is exactly the kind of dispute the legal system exists for. Ownership, contracts, who built what and who it belongs to. That gets sorted through the proper channels, not through a Reddit pile on.

If there is a real case there, it will be handled where it should be.

And honestly, the fact that we are even having this conversation comes back to something worth appreciating. The devs made this game open, and that openness is a huge deal. Being able to read the code, learn from it, and build real things on top of it is exactly what makes this community what it is. Most studios would never give players that. Yes, openness comes with messy situations like this one, but the tradeoff is a game we actually get to shape ourselves. That is rare and it is worth protecting.
Our job as players is not to play judge. It is to support the devs who took that chance on us, and to support the creators building the experiences we actually enjoy. Let the people involved handle the legal side however they need to, and let the rest of us get back to the reason we are all here in the first place. If we have ideas to help protect people then we can give it to them but it’s not our job to take only a fraction of the information available and make a judgement.
That’s all I gotta say. Support the devs, appreciate what they built, and let moving forward beat another week of drama.

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