I plan on continuing to work on it. There has been a lot of great work done by a lot of people and I hope they continue to contribute. I'll leave you with a few examples of my feelings on this nature.
Jamezelle helped fix v1 and rereleased it as v2 not jamezelle miui. Giving back to you guys and keeping the name. In turn he got full credit. We've beeen friends for a long time. Way before droid fourms was made. That's respect and the way it should be.
If I take ss or ud and swap some things around and post with out asking do is that right?
I wanted a community rom. I specifally asked for help. Tried to give creditd to inspire more help. Offered to give access to zen-droid google code. I've worked with people from all over the world by hacking on android. I love it. But if this is how I'm going to be treated then I'm done if not I will continue.
Basically this is my rom. If I had not have put up v1 you guys wouldn't be here.
So if people keep taking it and making their own threads in other forums there is no point for me to have a forum here.
So give back to zen-miui. There are enough people here to put out new roms every couple days.
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Last I looked, this is NOT your ROM. If it belongs to anyone, it belongs to the devs at MIUI.
Hope you continue to develop it...truly. But it seems you're a bit more concerned about the credit than the community you claim to favor.
Its my rom like ss is chevys rom. Its not like you can go download it from miui.com they don't support the droid. And its not like you can drag and drop frameworks and apps on top of stock 2.2 and have it work.
Any one that does a rom out of this needs part of my rom to make it work.
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Attitude like this only hurts the open source community. If every dev had this mentality we'd all be using the first rooted rom to ever come to the Droid 1 because it was their ROM and no one else would have been allowed to take it and hack it and make it their own. That is what happens in open source and it always has and I hope it always will.