Curious about the status of ThemeEngine?

[Deleted user]

Don't bother answering... you were active on the 30th of March this year and you couldn't bother to either close or just respond to this query -- you lost my respect as a developer giving zero fucks.

[justin0a0]

That's a little harsh to say to somebody finishing their junior year in college that also has their hands tied due to working an internship at apple which makes working in such a project not so easy to do when they actually have some free time to do it.

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[alexzielenski]

Hi Allan,

I'm sorry you feel that way. Your question requires thought and consideration on my part which I had not set aside the time to do. Sorry for not responding to your message.

Your reaction is childish, though.

Keep in mind I don't do any of this open source stuff for you or anyone but myself. It is and has been a fun hobby for me. I understand it was rude from your perspective to leave your question unanswered but the sense of entitlement in your post is offensive and I honestly hadn't an answer for you yet. ThemeEngine was very tough software to create to get all the reverse engineering done. As a student in college with a lot to do I haven't had ever time to sit down for the length of time necessary to get back into developing it and doing research for it. That isn't to say I've given up on it though.

[Deleted user]

In retrospect I should not have been so quick to judge any other person. I apologize deeply to you Alex.
I care about your work. I care about theming too. I just need to take my meds. And Justin - you've been with the theming community a long time and I appreciate the things you help Alex with; edit.. plus you also do important things to your own name. I have respect for you both. I just lost my own for myself.

Looking forward to the next ThemeEngine development spree.

Forgive my ignorance.