Posted By
Csabo
on 2007-03-28
10:00:30
|  Re: Does it worth to work for new projects?
I also released the source for all my tools and programs I coded so far, and most of them were very slow to get any feedback. It used to bother me.
(The site itself is a big (almost) open source project. Did anyone - other than the few guys I pointed this out to - notice that the site now uses URL rewriting for members, software, tools and a few other places? If you don't know what I mean, point your mouse cursor to SVS's name in the above post and look at the URL.)
I don't know all the answers, but my answer as to why I continue to do stuff: because I want to and it makes me happy. If I get feedback, good. If I don't, that's okay too. Is there really any other reason to do anything as a hobby?
As for the scene in general: I have no idea what drives it. I do know the enthusiasm comes and goes. At the moment, we seem gaining momentum in the demoscene area, and I couldn't be happier. 
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