All Networks People can report bugs- Can you let them fix them too?

[Banwave]

Of course, I don't know what exactly the Cubecraft-Structure is, but I'd like to learn and maybe help.
So assuming you have a Github/Gitlab Project could you make it accessible (at least viewable) for people that might like to help. I sure there are people willing to contribute however lacking the time/willingness to do so full time.
I am well aware that some people might want to use this access for abuse of any kind. Therefore, I would recommend first testing this with non-essential subsystems.

 

[FnigePython]

No i dont think cubecraft would be open-source anytime soon

 

[Technosword]

Hi, our server is very complex and we have a constantly expanding development team. Making Cubecraft open source would be too difficult, and would most likely just result in trolling. Sorry, but I’m voting no

 

[Am4er]

Can you add polls or ask Moderator to add one?

 

[funkemunky]

Of course, I don't know what exactly the Cubecraft-Structure is, but I'd like to learn and maybe help.
So assuming you have a Github/Gitlab Project could you make it accessible (at least viewable) for people that might like to help. I sure there are people willing to contribute however lacking the time/willingness to do so full time.
I am well aware that some people might want to use this access for abuse of any kind. Therefore, I would recommend first testing this with non-essential subsystems.

I really like the idea since it's very cool, but it would never happen. Our contracts as developers are currently written where work we submit is held in ownership by CubeCraft. This makes sense because, well, they paid us for it. Open sourcing CubeCraft not only wouldn't make financial sense, but it isn't even guaranteed we'd have people making competent or consistent additions. If you like to help fix bugs and make improvements, you can apply for a position at https://jobs.cubecraft.net since we're hiring! We'd love to have you!

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