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babydred · 09-10-2008, 01:22 PM

Thanks Boneless...

Boneless and I, WE DEFO WATCH EACH OTHERS BACKS.
Boneless offered and Tony accepted me on the Comus team for a reason...so HATERS, please, BACKDAFUCKUP.

boneless · 09-10-2008, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

What about me? I started this drama!!!

well you wanted an answer wether or not comus is done, imho it still is alive but then again others feel that its not, best to wait what tony has to say about it.

bloggingseo · 09-10-2008, 01:24 PM

I still see it installed on a lot of sites

boneless · 09-10-2008, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by babydred

Thanks Boneless...

Boneless and I, WE DEFO WATCH EACH OTHERS BACKS.
Boneless got me on the Comus team for a reason...so HATERS, please, BACKDAFUCKUP.

np dawg

8chars

YellowPages · 09-10-2008, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by YellowPages

CT has many holes in it, many dead links, links that go to the wrong place and many things that were started under re-development that were hacked apart and then just walked away from.

The script is great, The developer is .. well, don't try to get ANYTHING from Tony.

I almost wish sometimes that I was using something else, but WTH, I have a license. Even though CT has chosen "dagger in the heart" licensing. If Tony goes away, your script and your licenses do too.

I want to clarify a couple of things.
I have used and will continue to use CT as my thumb script even with what I consider are issues. I have tried many different thumb scripts. CT is the only one that does what it does. There are other scripts that are thumb scripts and you have nowhere near the advanced features and thumb control with any other script that you do with CT.

What I meant by "full of holes" is not vulnerability 'holes', just small nagging things that are not working, like help pops, help icons, dead help pages etc. I didn't mean server or script security holes..

Also, I was told that the licenses don't go down if the licensing server goes away.
I have other scripts with remote licensing and they do go down.

Thanks,

YP.

babydred · 09-10-2008, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

You know what, they are Gods before their time, but i'm not going with them because they gont' give a shit bout their peoples

We "give a shit"...that's why the script is being COMPLETELY re-written. ;)

smutnut · 09-10-2008, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by babydred

We "give a shit"...that's why the script is being COMPLETELY re-written. ;)

I'm not sure that helps out anyone in the current situation

babydred · 09-10-2008, 01:49 PM

There really is no "current situation".

No one seems to figure a mofo can use the board/forum search function and get a million posts about how to fix an issue without waiting...DO THEY?

NOPE...post on the board and have a support guy/girl do the work for ya...easy hunh?!

THAT'S RIGHT you "other" support peeps on this board...I said what you all were thinking but didn't have the balls to say!

sixzeros · 09-10-2008, 03:12 PM

It is true, sometimes we get completely swamped trying to balance support, development and the various challenges of our own lives. There are 5 of us supporting Comus and sometimes that isn't even enough, especially if I'm called offline for a week or two.

Lately I've been thinking what I'd really like to find is someone in the industry who is interested in partnering up and/or financing development further in the comus brand and product line.

The existing Comus install base amounts to thousands of sites and millions of surfers across the network.

So the potential to leverage this to generate sales for your existing program is huge.

But more exicting is the potential for new products to expand this reach further as the Comus code base has the solution to just about every type of product you can imagine, including blog, trade, tube, search, banner rotation, member content rotation, gallery builder, traffic flow, protection, spot sales, advertising management, etc etc.

It just needs some dedicated programming and development talent assigned to it which frees the existing team for support issues.

Anyone interested in discussing how we could work together send me a private message at the comus forum, or an email at (support at comusthumbs dot com)

babydred · 09-10-2008, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by smutnut

You know what? I hope this is true and I'm going to go over there and find out and if it's not you then not only you, but comus completely sucks for sending you over here!

So hang loose!!!

Oh...it's me and i'm sure boneless, Sixzeros and Vendzilla will let you know that i'm one and the same. I don't play games when it comes to Comus and i take ALL attacks on that script or on one of my workmates personally. So backdafuckup tuff guy.

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Originally Posted by smutnut

You know what, fuck off! It don't even matter, right?

I mean what if it was me and there was no answer.

This would be a new "nuclear age" LOL

Actually it DOES matter...so i suggest you shit or get off the pot. Become a Comus user THEN talk shit about support...or shut the fuck up. Simple ain't it?

JamesK · 09-10-2008, 04:53 PM

wow this thread got confusing really fast.

smutnut · 09-10-2008, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK

wow this thread got confusing really fast.

YEAH, THEY ARE PICKING AND CHOOSING

smutnut · 09-10-2008, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by babydred

Oh...it's me and i'm sure boneless, Sixzeros and Vendzilla will let you know that i'm one and the same. I don't play games when it comes to Comus and i take ALL attacks on that script or on one of my workmates personally. So backdafuckup tuff guy.

Actually it DOES matter...so i suggest you shit or get off the pot. Become a Comus user THEN talk shit about support...or shut the fuck up. Simple ain't it?

dude, you're a dumb fuck!

They, by their own admission, have taken a week off to suck cock or whatever for their labor day vacation and not answering to people who have paid for their license.

So you can suck me now too!

Visit their forum for verification

smutnut · 09-10-2008, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by boneless

well you wanted an answer wether or not comus is done, imho it still is alive but then again others feel that its not, best to wait what tony has to say about it.

Tony can say whatever he wants.

He was gone and couldn't support a guy who paid him cash for his program.

I will find the link from their forum if they haven't deleted it.

smutnut · 09-10-2008, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by babydred

There really is no "current situation".

No one seems to figure a mofo can use the board/forum search function and get a million posts about how to fix an issue without waiting...DO THEY?

NOPE...post on the board and have a support guy/girl do the work for ya...easy hunh?!

THAT'S RIGHT you "other" support peeps on this board...I said what you all were thinking but didn't have the balls to say!

By the way, there is a current situation and you do need someone to watch your back so that's good I guess.

SuzzyQ · 09-18-2008, 08:05 PM

I use Comus on all my sites and Im happy with it. Their are a few things that annoy me but, for the most part, its a very good 'hands off' script. Ir runs all by its self with no human intervention once you set it up correctly.

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09-10-2008, 01:49 PM	#58
babydred Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2004 Location: I'm EVERYWHERE! Posts: 497	There really is no "current situation". No one seems to figure a mofo can use the board/forum search function and get a million posts about how to fix an issue without waiting...DO THEY? NOPE...post on the board and have a support guy/girl do the work for ya...easy hunh?! THAT'S RIGHT you "other" support peeps on this board...I said what you all were thinking but didn't have the balls to say! __________________ New niche?

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sixzeros Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 53	It is true, sometimes we get completely swamped trying to balance support, development and the various challenges of our own lives. There are 5 of us supporting Comus and sometimes that isn't even enough, especially if I'm called offline for a week or two. Lately I've been thinking what I'd really like to find is someone in the industry who is interested in partnering up and/or financing development further in the comus brand and product line. The existing Comus install base amounts to thousands of sites and millions of surfers across the network. So the potential to leverage this to generate sales for your existing program is huge. But more exicting is the potential for new products to expand this reach further as the Comus code base has the solution to just about every type of product you can imagine, including blog, trade, tube, search, banner rotation, member content rotation, gallery builder, traffic flow, protection, spot sales, advertising management, etc etc. It just needs some dedicated programming and development talent assigned to it which frees the existing team for support issues. Anyone interested in discussing how we could work together send me a private message at the comus forum, or an email at (support at comusthumbs dot com) __________________ http://comusthumbs - TGP Thumbnailer - The Power and Support you need to grow your TGP site.

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09-18-2008, 08:05 PM	#66
SuzzyQ Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Along the shore. Posts: 1,557	I use Comus on all my sites and Im happy with it. Their are a few things that annoy me but, for the most part, its a very good 'hands off' script. Ir runs all by its self with no human intervention once you set it up correctly.