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I have no intention of searching through old messages. These provocations targeting the developer - I hope you understand what I mean. When I initially began discussing various circumstances, I was immediately labeled a moralist and Zip's defender. Later, I reiterated my arguments favoring basic rationality - 'innocent until proven guilty.' People repeated the same criticisms but now called me naive. Then came an outright offensive post that moderation later removed.The evidence may lie somewhere at the bottom of this threadI don't know that, and neither do you, so you might want to be more careful with statements like "immediately branded a 'scammer.' I'm certain there were numerous provocations" unless you have some citations to back it up.
Are you suggesting these individuals didn't immediately attack him after the subscription changes? You've written about this yourself. I find that hard to believe. I've witnessed how futile it is here to present a simple argument: you lack evidence. Everything Zip did falls within his personal prerogative and breaches no agreements. Breaking promises? That constitutes no proof whatsoever.
Let me reiterate—this is not a definitive claim. Must I repeat the same thing ten or twenty times? I’m merely speculating about potential life circumstances. Basic logic and causality exist—there could have been force majeure events. Anything might have happened in Zip’s life. I don’t know him personally and can only rely on online information, which, by the way, might be unreliable. What exactly are you trying to convince me of? That there won’t be an update? And what then? As I’ve said before: maybe there won’t be one, or maybe he’ll surprise everyone and release it.Yes, you have to believe the creator that when he was supposed to update he had to move or there was a power outage (quotes from Zip ) Your comment is completely out of touch with reality but I'm not going to convince you. You have to see the truth for yourself. It took me a long time
But you never actually wrote that! I don't understand—I'm being precise in my wording. I stated that if he had violated the platform's terms of service—specifically regarding financial manipulation through subscriptions or abuse of his position—the administration would have immediately become aware. Consequently, his account would have been suspended. They'd learn of this through defrauded users who lost money on these subscriptions. Those victims would file complaints detailing their grievances against the developer. All this gets investigated. The administration monitors such matters.I have never written that he broke the law. I once wrote that the most honest payment is payment for creation. Generally, it is as the less skeptical write. Subscription is a voluntary payment without the obligation to get something for it. Where is the breaking of the law here?
Yet! We see Zip continuing his operations, including financial activities.