Future of FL

[Pollux]

It has been 7 weeks since this announcement, Conn has not logged in since December 26th. Is there going to be any form of update?

It's best to just forget about FL for a bit, we'll announce anything that happens here and on discord.

This has to be the one most worrying thing to have heard since the announcement. This is how you actively destroy a community.

Probably could've worded it better but things will take time. It will be quiet until a few key things are complete.

This feels like a way to procrastinate more so than that having an actual action plan. A business taking a break with no real timeplan is just bad leadership, I must say. If this is supposed to be a serious change then the community deserves a timeplan and insight into the process.

Makes me sad to see how FL have turned out - but then again, had the people in charge made the right choices more than 7 years ago then we might of not ended up like this.

This feels like a way to leave a comment trying to sound like you've got a hot take and know everything going on

Then don't keep the community on a leash and let us in on an action plan and promise us a timeplan, so there's actually some incitament for all of this. If there's no real action plan or time plan and you shut down the servers, then you guys should probably revise the management. Saying you don't want to share anything because you can't estimate time is just a bad way of running a business (which FL is) and sounds like you don't know what you're doing..

In the end I belive that doing only updates won't solve FL's issues - the community need to adapt to the climate as well and branch out. I don't believe in "relaunches", as that's been the narrative for the last couple of years. But I'd be so happy to be proven wrong.

FL isn't a job for myself or anyone here, it's a passion project that I'll work on in my free time. The only reason I'm doing this is because I believe it deserves a proper chance. We already have a general timeframe which we've shared but it's not possible to be more specific.

Changing management or owner or anything will change literally nothing unless they feel like throwing a lot of money on a dev team or feel like helping me code. 

I intend to just remain somewhat quiet and let what I'm working on speak for itself, I think that's the best approach given the situation and how long it's taking. I get if people feel passionate but hot takes like this which just don't understand how things work only frustrate those still trying.