His mods actually started becoming heavily criticized due to people ganging up on numgun after the cool kids started trolling him left and right, but yeah.

His mods were actually never good except aesthetically. All that garbage he spit out had nice coding, but was so horribly unbalanced and not fun to use, he got trolled because of it. Plus he screwed up a lot of the vanilla content.

And that's some of the stuff I kept unmentioned in an attempt to remain fairly neutral.
Oh well.

Try not to make this an inferno everyone.

Old sins die hard.

Enough has been said about dear nummy, if you please, discuss some other topic.

I don't remember you, and it seems like I should. You joined when I was active...

Seems like I didnt' have to look for the peoples opinion, it kind of flooded out on this thread!

I remember you sir, I think we chatted on a thread once.

Hmm...
You seem to have been double posting as if you were unaware of the convention hereabouts of editing your post instead of creating a new one excepting the instance of someone legitimately bumping a thread.
Rectification of this may avoid a certain amount of potential tension.

Same with me.

Back in the day, a double post could be merged into a single post.

It still can, as in: mods can do that.

That doesn't mean we want to do it, or should have to do it.

Just read about active users, way the ♥♥♥♥ back, and, uh, I was curious. What is considered an 'active user'? I mean, I visit here a lot, lurk a ton, but I hardly post, because I don't know much about programming, modding, or anything, but still, I'm kinda active in that I'm like an ALMOST comatose guy that occasionally says a few words, every month or so.

This is what makes an active user really. Posting and letting people know you're alive.