I'm not sure if I've put this in the right forum area or not, but I was just wondering where I'm meant to put up a request to take over an inactive project?
I sent a PM to the original author about a week ago but they haven't replied yet. There's been no updates to it since June so I'm not confident I'll get a reply
If you continue the project in the sense that you develop over his previous work, then you have to get the author's permission. I can help you getting the author's email that register on mapster for contacting purpose.
However if you want to do that same project but from scratch, feel free to start your own new project, with the same concept and idea.
Well, as long as its not a breach of any sort of privacy I'd be happy to keep trying to contact the author. But if that fails, is there no other way aside from starting a new project?
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I'm not sure if I've put this in the right forum area or not, but I was just wondering where I'm meant to put up a request to take over an inactive project?
Send a mail to the original author?
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ModeratorsYar. I'd just contact the author of the project, they can add you to the project if they want to.
@Sixen: Go
I sent a PM to the original author about a week ago but they haven't replied yet. There's been no updates to it since June so I'm not confident I'll get a reply
From one Aegis to the other: You'll probably won't be able to take over the project then. At least, that's my opinion. :P
@AegisD: Go
If you continue the project in the sense that you develop over his previous work, then you have to get the author's permission. I can help you getting the author's email that register on mapster for contacting purpose.
However if you want to do that same project but from scratch, feel free to start your own new project, with the same concept and idea.
Well, as long as its not a breach of any sort of privacy I'd be happy to keep trying to contact the author. But if that fails, is there no other way aside from starting a new project?