As I've been gone for a while due to irl stuff, I lost ownership of my plugins, which is fair enough. I would like to reclaim at least Corpse Location though as I'm actively working on that one again and would like to be able to push updates, but I can't because "You cannot claim with no resources of your own".
Can't reclaim my own pluginSolved
You most likely lost your plugin due to inactivity. And since you don't have any other plugins you can't claim other plugins...
One of the admins will have to give you the plugin back.
It has been transferred back per request.
Thank you very much ^^
What is the current inactivity threshold?
Is working condition taken into account?
I think it's calculated on the responses from the dev to plugin support treads and updates that correspond to the treads.
Who would know?
Seems like Shinnova was on top of her threads, bar one.
There isn't any specific condition right now, other than support activity with open issues and when the author was last seen.Steenamaroo
What is the current inactivity threshold?
Is working condition taken into account?
Wulf
It has been transferred back per request.
is it possible to claim back my plugin simple gambling? i am having the same problem as the op
Yes, it's been transferred to you.BrunoPucciois it possible to claim back my plugin simple gambling? i am having the same problem as the op
I don't see a license for shinnova's plugin.
Does a plugin with no license become fair game, at your discretion?
Does a plugin with no license become fair game, at your discretion?
A plugin having a new maintainer does not change the license for it, it's not much different than any other project found on sites such as GitHub or other social coding platforms. This would be comparable to a fork, though not exactly a fork as we do not allow plugins to be physically forked on the site.I don't see a license for shinnova's plugin.
Does a plugin with no license become fair game, at your discretion?
If the original author wishes and the plugin is unlicensed (considered "all rights reserved"), they can request that their original versions be removed along with any code in newer versions, else can request to maintain it again as long as their code has not been replaced during their extended absense.
If a plugin uses an open source license, it would all depend on the terms of that license.
Locked automatically