http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74195It's not a set of rules per se, but they are solid guidelines for whether most things are met.
First of all, do you meet the following requirements?
I am nice and helpful around the forums?
I have got to know many people from the community?
I have been here for a while (greater than one/two months)?
I have a script?
I am not applying within a month of my last application (if you had one)?
1)I've seen you offer some help, but I've also seen people that replied involving how you were going to help and then never actually looked at their code/offered advice.
2)I think it's fair most of the community at least knows some about you, so sure.
3)Eh, torn on this one. Your account is a no, but I know you had that older account and while stuff happened and you were banned, you also were allowed to come back. But on the other hand, I have no idea which idea would be more prudent to follow.
4)You don't have any simba related scripts I can see on that github and videos linking to scripting capabilities on another platform aren't the point of this. However, if you were to link to a thread of one of your older scripts here, I wouldn't be too bothered by the lack of use of our current framework.
5)That's easily answered.
More importantly than those questions are 3 facets: longevity, attitude, and script.
I'll ignore script atm, because I'm sure you wrote something in the past you can link me to that's relevant.
Longevity represents not only how long have you been back, but how long are you expected to stay? You've been here about a month; but more importantly you have claimed to be 100% done with us how many times now? You aren't really instilling any idea of longevity with that attitude =/
Attitude. Now that's one for the books. You've been quite the asshole to a lot of people and this community in general. To be fair though, a lot of people have been assholes in turn only begetting further assholery. But, nonetheless, you have typically started it; and even if you didn't, you show no signs of maturity either way. In fact, I have no doubt that you will respond to me with vehemence and under-handed comments with insults throughout about how unintelligent, pedantic, or terrible a programmer I must be in comparison to you. Again. But, from what I understand, you're just a kid; and I understand it's pretty easy to get egos like that when you have decent accomplishments at a young age. So I'm willing to overlook most of it if you're willing to prove yourself likewise. This is a lack of a vote either way at the moment.