Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Drupal.org site moderators
Component:
Spam
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
28 May 2014 at 13:56 UTC
Updated:
2 Jun 2014 at 13:26 UTC
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Reporting the following comment as spam: https://drupal.org/node/1097668#comment-7449972
Comments
Comment #1
silverwing commentedI'm not seeing spam on djg_tram's comment. Is there a reason you are reporting two of that user's comments? #2275655: Spam Report
Comment #2
xurizaemon#1097668-103: Multicurrency support onwards may offer some background to this behaviour
Comment #3
amcoms commentedThe entire module is a spam there has been no activity for over a year, no one replies to questions therefore it is spamming the search engines. It keeps apperaing in search results and is misleading
A Multi Currecny module on an ecommerce platform that is pretending to be actively maintained when it is not. It is spam and a waste of time!
Andrew
Comment #4
dddave commentedDear amcoms,
although I understand your frustration about the missing support for multicurrency in 7.3. your behavior is not acceptable. Code it or pay someone to code but don't occupy the issue queue with daily tone-deaf updates.
MOREOVER don't create bogus spam reports to flank your "efforts". You are taking volunteer time off the clock for these shenanigans and you are winning nobodies sympathies (even though your original problem is to some degree legit).
Comment #5
amcoms commentedWhy why o why!!! All the replies so far generated from my asking
where is there a download ?
what are the chances of development to start ?
why doesn't anyone reply ?
Is there ever going to be a module that works for D7 UC3 ?
The points I have made about OS have generated a spat of arguements to defend
lack of communication
why no progress has ocurred to make a standard feature out of the box on practically all other system work on Ubercart
Not surprisingly I have promted a section of the OS community to defend working for nothing whilst at the same time advocating payment for continued support and development of certain modules.
Too many contradictions all of which point to the reasons why there hasn't been any updates for UC_MultiCurrency
When banks get caught out manipulating currencies they get fined a few dollars. When a charitable community donating their time to help commercial activity is paused and delayed they demand payment. Manipulation in both cases.
How much cash does some one want to complete this module?
Comment #6
amcoms commentedDDDDave, where is the code or module to download that can be contributed to and supported?