>>844 Well, Unei has a pretty good reason to block ● on 2ch at this point. You cannot deny the facts that private information of 2ch users was leaked because ● was hacked and that ● was sold and operated by N.T.Technology, a company you run. That's a pretty good reason that Unei does not fully trust you with the Rokka system.
You are supposed to rewrite the Rokka system in PHP so that Unei can maintain the code. How is that coming along? You wrote on 10/8 that it would probably take 2 to 3 weeks to rewrite Rokka, and it has been 4 weeks already. If you don't keep your words, nobody around here would trust you.
>>855 It infuriates me that you didn't do your part and lied to us 2ch users. If you were a mature adult, you would keep your words and have already paid creators of 2ch browsers. I don't think Unei is particularly responsible, but you don't strike me as somebody responsible at all.
>>856 You said you would rewrite Rokka in PHP, and you didn't. You lied. The creators of 2ch browsers haven't been paid for years. That is irresponsible.
>>859 Well, the problem is that you don't take requirements by Unei seriously. If Rokka cannot be rewritten in PHP, you should write a new service/system in PHP. Remember, N.T.Technology botched the old ● system with the August leak, and you are the one who has to regain the trust of Unei.
> Personally, I doubt you ever trusted > me. If you did, you would not be a an anonymous right now.
Hmm... That's strange. I thought Pink was an anonymous BBS just like 2ch. No?
>>870 > The haskell server has nothing to do with the ● login not working on 2ch.
It does. The reason why Unei is blocking Rokka on 2ch is that they don't trust the Rokka server written in Haskell. As long as you don't rewrite the server software in a language they understand, you don't fulfill Unei's requirement.
>>873 It's early in the morning where I live. You really don't understand what I'm really trying to get across. UNEI DOESN'T TRUST THE CODE YOU WROTE. Unfortunately, that's pretty understandable given the magnitude of the debacle in August.
(1) Unei doesn't trust the code you wrote in Haskell for Rokka. (2) Therefore, the entire Rokka system, including the server software, has to be written/rewritten in languages they understand.
>>876 Well, one of the servers you run was hacked, so you are at least partially responsible for the leak. That's Unei's rational at least, and it is understandable IMO. We are going around in circles because you don't understand how you are perceived by Unei.