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In article <wdaoCJB...@netcom.com>, Walter DAO <wd...@netcom.com> wrote:
>In article <AJOHNSON.9...@moose.uvm.edu> ajoh...@moose.uvm.edu (Adam A. Johnson) writes:
>>In article <1994Jan5...@camins.camosun.bc.ca> alum...@camins.camosun.bc.ca (Max Sterling) writes:
>>
>>   I'm looking for any Doom editors (map, graphics, sound, etc, NOT 
>>   character). Are there any out there, and if so, where? L8r.
>>
>>						   --> Max <--
>>the readme file distributed with the game states that ID is asking
>>that "modified" versions of DOOM not be distributed.  Any editors you
>>find will most likely written by fellow players.  I suppose if you
>>don't let your levels out, noone will know, let alone care, but I
>>personally have too much respect for the original programmers to mess
>>with what they've created...  Just my 2cents worth...
>>--
>>========================================================================
>>Adam A. Johnson                                     Adam.J...@uvm.edu   
>>             "Facts are negotiable, opinions aren't"
>
>
>you read it wrong *dude* !!! ...
>read it again before spreading wrong rumors .... people like you make it 
>hard for real *HACKERS* to make good utilities (and make it available).
>
>In a more common term , you SUCK big time ...
>
>
>				Walt

     "id Software respectfully requests that you do not modify the
      levels for the shareware version of DOOM.  We feel that the
      distribution of new levels that work with the shareware version
      of DOOM will lessen a potential user's incentive to purchase the
      registered version."

In what way is this an misinterpretation?  Real hackers?  From the sounds
of your attitude, I doubt you could hack "Hello, World!" in less than
fifty lines.  Consider reaching into the clue bag once you hit puberty.

-Matt
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