True. xD
However, I don’t think we can help him by coding a plugin for him. 
I think looking at some source can be very helpful… I ain’t adding features for him. I’m only showing him an alternative way of doing it, that is better to maintain in the long run. But thats pretty much it.
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Why does everyone use MIT? It doesn’t have patent grants…
Maybe because people quite like FOSS ethics
Becouse i dont care if someone duplicates my code and i dont want to deal with copyright
You’d still have problems, so use a license such as WTFPL or NoLicense.
@Subscribe
public void chatbo4264323556ryete14t2t(AsyncPlayerChatEvent event) {
if(event.getMessage().contains("hell"));
event.getPlayer().sendMessage("DO NOT CURSE");
event.getPlayer().sendMessage("DO NOT CURSE");
}
@Subscribe
public void chatbo426432353451355614t2t(AsyncPlayerChatEvent event) {
if(event.getMessage().contains("test"));
event.getPlayer().clearTitle();
event.getPlayer().damage(1);
}
Ermm…
Put that away please, we all know. Posting this only makes it more painfully.
All that MIT is basically is is public domain + a clause that you may not hold the author liable.
It specifically states what you can do. Public domain allows you to do anything as long as you don’t hold the author liable.
Amazing. It allows you to do everything pretty much. So there isn’t too much of a difference, right?
Legal conversation is done
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@TBotV63 I saw your pull request. I think he can learn a lot from that, good job 
.
(I also saw you used the design I recommended 
)
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update: i updated the change logs
Half done everything updated
Are you gonna update your github?
All the codes on the website
You should try and split your main classfile. It’s quite long and contains all kinds of stuff. Pheraps make a ChatHandler class for chat events? Also, the methods with the random numbers in their names are kinda hard to read.
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Website updated