Following your logic, you wouldn’t have a problem if everything you ever owned had software and technology that communicated with headquarters to let them know their product is being used.

Imagine getting an e-mail asking you why haven’t used your vegetable steamer in two weeks. Turning on your TV at 3AM? Let’s put you in touch with our pharmaceutical subsidiary, they sell a sleep aid.

1984 wasn’t supposed to be a feel good story.

When I took this mentality I informed my customers about it and only logged ownership and region information.

An animation script, for one, should not have to record this, and for two, if it does, should provide a warning to the customer.

HippoVend is an exception because if they did not record this information, the system would be entirely unusable!

Think, Mcfly, think!

And HippoVend is a networked vendor system, and don’t think for a minute they don’t know exactly where every vendor is and who uses them.

Bunch of idiots, you lot are – you’re so ready to blame everybody else for your problems, and so reluctant to take responsibility when you screw it up.

Uh, hello? Anybody home? Think McFly, think!

Have you seen his master admin page? You know, the one that lists every zFire Animator script in the grid? Yeah, I wouldn’t be too happy about the fact that he spies on his Animator customers, too.

All this gnashing of teeth from you ‘tards while mean spirited scatsticks like Prokofy Neva are allowed to attack everybody with no fear of a grassroots movement to have her rapidly aging ass banned from SL.

Now THAT makes a lot of sense.

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RedZone is very much dead at this point: http://no2redzone.wordpress.com/2011/03/11/hack-or-cover-up/

Bye bye, zFire. Hope you enjoyed egging on the internet to come back your server. Have fun cleaning up the mess! Oh, and I hope you do have fun explaining that video to Linden Lab… no reputable website should ever store incorrect passwords – or any password – in a non-hashed format.