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A potential downside is that if you have an image but then update this image and keep the same filename, it may not be updated for the user if they visited the page within the last month.

The first part of it, as it states, seems to cache images and other static material for a month as indicated by the max-age, so this means static content doesn't need to be reloaded everytime? The other part looks like it compresses content. I'm just guessing at what the processes are.

I have no wish to volunteer for the game in anyway, I was merely trying to establish whether this business plan existed or if this game is essentially being over-hyped. Seriously, this talk of investors and so on is laughable. If an investor had a good amount of money to spend on an online game surely they would go to a reputable/professional web development company to build a website OR invest in an already well established website... doesn't make sense to me. Apologies for the previous misunderstanding.

I can appreciate that an entire "Business plan" may be private so you are not willing to disclose it, but can you not provide some content from it? I'm just curious as to what this plan entails.

Can you upload this business plan and provide a URL and/or give details of this business plan.

Sorry about me being pedantic.. Also, how is having a huge amount of money in anyway unfortunate? Are you saying if you didn't have a "huge amount of money" you wouldn't do everything perfectly?

Graphics are from http://www.world-mafia.com, everything except for the banner.

Graphics are from another game which you are obviously using without permission. :o

Not bad for someone who hasn't used Photoshop for a year but you definitely don't want people having to click to login.

Far too many problems to even begin to list. It appears your using the old Gbliss script which has many security issues. For example, MySQL injection is possible on the Notepad page: http://gc-v3.cu.cc/notes.php

      Are these posts regarding Lulzsec or Anonymous? Or both?

Sorry, I can't. You have been scammed and I accept that, but when I offer advice you don't accept it (that's fine) but also insult me. I don't think I'm better than you, I was merely saying how important grammar is when dealing with companies such as PayPal, good grammar and writing skills gives a good/professional impression to the reader, otherwise they think you're another fool and will disregard you (eventhough they shouldn't).

Exactly, naive. I don't need to read it all to know this as it's pretty obvious to anyone half-intelligent. Sorry.

All I was trying to do was help you! If you can't use correct grammar who is going to take you seriously? Also, you're far too naive.

Sorry to state the obvious... but using incorrect grammar (as you are) will not help your case and no one (e.g. PayPal) will take you seriously. Anyway, your case doesn't seem very strong and I'm not sure you'll win the PayPal dispute.

Sounds like it was your own fault for being so foolish, and getting a lawyer involved? Really?

Exactly, there is only a limited amount of people who would be willing to download the LOIC so the impact is limited. Anonymous rely too much on DDoS, that's why they have little impact.

The Anonymous ethos is good and I support it. However, I don't feel they have had that much of an impact as most of their members are probably young teens who think they're hackers by downloading the LOIC... people that think Anonymous will ever have a major impact are naive.

Apparently, LulzSec only came back to help out Pastebin as their new twitter account is short of followers and they want the pastebin account to have a minimum of 75,000 followers. I doubt they're back for good.

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Really? That's 7+ months of work? :/

Neither would I. I only pointed out your comment because you were telling him to use good grammar when you didn't yourself. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Lecturing others on grammar. Tut tut.

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I have lost enthusiasm a few times in the past of game projects and scrapped them... I have found ths occurs if you have begun to develop a game/website and not planned prior to the beginning of development. If you extensively plan a project then you will have set goals and will be less likely to deviate from your plan. However, if you did plan your project before starting to develop it and are no longer enthusiastic then I'd suggest you to take a complete break from anything to do with programming... you'll soon miss it. :D