↩ StevenNL2000 this is supposed to answer that: https://forum.totalfreedom.me/…aster-builder-information. which should be flaired server info btw.
the ECD has expressed conflicting views with you and Ryan on this post: https://forum.totalfreedom.me/d/2232-mb-purge/13. in that same thread i asked for clarification, so watch there for new developments.
thank you very much!
if there aren't any overwhelming concerns to overrule the approval, feel free to lock. a debate would be more appropriate for a general discussion thread.
i randomly decided to look through the denied suggestions to see if anything cool has been brought up but denied for some reason. it turns out there's a lot of things, especially really good ideas introduced in the middle of other discussions, which get lost and buried because the original post sucked or didnt follow da rules
@"Panther"#54 originally introduced the idea of OP /vanish in the thread below. it's worth reading if you are interested in this discussion:
https://forum.totalfreedom.me/…le-falling-block-entities
QuoteInvisibility is a basic element of freedom that has always been one of TotalFreedom's features. On top of that, admins have a command to undisguise players already. I would actually go the other way and say that we should try to implement vanish as an op feature so long as admins can see vanished ops and other ops can't see vanished ops/admins.
about 1/3 into the thread, the discussion veered away from the original suggestion and more towards the ramifications of panther's suggestion. and then the thread was closed because the discussion was all over the place. it got way more support than i expected so i felt like bringing it back up. this might increase player freedom but it could also worsen the experience.
do you believe this should be properly implemented, so people don't have to push the limits of the server's features? or do you like the obscure way it already is?
i believe /vote could be better, but when it comes time to address it we are better off not coming up with our own implementation. TFM maintainers are spread too thin. they basically maintain dozens of small plugins bundled into one (62 FreedomServices & 173 commands).
VotePlugin on Spigot does it better. it's updated for the latest MC version, on GitHub, and gets new commits several times per day. if it needs to be forked, it will at least receive upstream contributions.
Spigot: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/votingplugin.15358/
GitHub: https://github.com/BenCodez/VotingPlugin/
Javadocs: https://bencodez.github.io/VotingPlugin/
Our version:
VotePlugin:
