open.mp Dashboard

[Xyranaut]

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Another factor that may be discouraging server owners from migrating to open.mp is the lack of support for major SA-MP plugins, such as MySQL and other widely used dependencies. While porting these plugins is one possible approach, licensing restrictions can create challenges. In some cases, developing replacement plugins from scratch may be necessary to avoid licensing complications altogether.

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To clarify,  my point wasn't that existing plugins are unsupported. My concern was that any future transition to a 64-bit ecosystem may require some older and unmaintained plugins to be updated, ported or replaced. Active projects will likely adapt. Abandoned projects obviously won't.

At least learn how to lie. And stop using AI, does AI also think for you because it's too much for a small brain?

You're free to disagree, but clarifying a point after feedback isn't the same as lying. That's true both in the dictionary and in common sense.

What's ironic is that instead of discussing the dashboard, the methodology or the data, you've chosen to focus on personal attacks and playing forum hero.

As for the "small brain" comment, that's actually one of the things AI is useful for: replying to clowns without wasting too much time on them while showing them mirror of what AI thinks about them based on their response.

And if you have such a big issue with an analysis that was AI-assisted rather than the actual dashboard, the data or a point that was later clarified, why not analyse the data yourself and publish your own thread? That would be far more interesting, and far more useful, than spending multiple posts arguing about AI.

What seems to be getting lost here is that this thread isn't an official open.mp announcement, a staff statement or some authoritative source that the community is expected to treat as fact. It's a forum post presenting my interpretation with help of AI of publicly available dashboard data and some thoughts about where things may be heading.

You're acting as if I've stood up and made some official proclamation on behalf of the entire community. I haven't. It's simply my perspective based on the data available at the time. You're free to disagree with that perspective, challenge the methodology or offer a different interpretation. That's what discussion forums are for.

The dashboard is public. The data is public. If you think the conclusions are wrong, then show your own analysis and explain why. That would contribute far more to the discussion than endlessly arguing about whether AI helped write part of a forum post.

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At the end of the day, the article wasn't intended to be a declaration that everything is perfect or that every prediction will be correct. It was an attempt to analyse publicly available data and discuss where things might be heading. If there are factual errors, methodological problems or technical inaccuracies then I'm happy to correct them.
I'll leave it there.

I've added a disclaimer just for you and anyone like you who is having issue - on top of post, feel free to read:
To anyone thinking to reply after this post - you're wasting your time, I won't be seeing or replying to the thread. Save yourself some time and post a new thread with updated interpretations or something productive.