Hi BrowserUK this is just a follow up to say that there now is a test server set up where we have much less conservative ideas of what should be applied. Furthermore at least two gods have been added since you wrote this (im pretty sure it is from before theorbtwo was deified.)

pmdev has picked up considerably of late and there are all kinds of new stuff on the go. If you are interested in participating then I think you know the procedure to get added to pmdev which will ultimately get you an account of the dev server.

Best wishes


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In reply to Re: Total speculation? by demerphq
in thread Total speculation? by BrowserUk

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