this, really? how come? sorry if i didn't know what happend.

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Seems pretty cynical, to me at least.
6 months is a very long time. Maybe he'll change, maybe he won't. What we can be sure of, however, is that posts like yours can only bring about one kind of change, that being negative.
Then again, given your previous history on this forum, guess we shouldn't really expect anything more.
Speaking personally, I hope he does come back when his ban expires. Even though his game development habits weren't exactly great, I think we can safely say the audiogaming seen wouldn't be quite where it is today were it not for his intervention. That aside though, he did make a fair few positive contributions to this forum as well, and he's not a bad person, despite what some people may think.
As for the topic at hand, my best advice at this point would be to wait. I know he still frequents twitter and sometimes facebook, so you might try those as well?

And there are plenty of users who have called out his actions without ripping into his person/wishing ill will, and people who know damn well it isn't right to rip on them when they aren't even around to defend. Not cool.
Speaking of actions, he has a running server, so an automated system for registration key management would've been nice in a situation like this. Sadly the implementable drm solutions are nowhere near as good as they once were, i.e. there is nothing close to Software Passport/Armadilo that is publicly available. And now that BGT is unsupported, one of the things we should be focusing on is an open-standard for a registration system. Decentralized, easy to implement, containing a crash-plan if the server goes down for a prolonged amount of time/the company goes out of business. GUI similar to that of Software Passport, low-frills/lightweight/accessible and all that. If we can get some people to turn that anti-cheat detection into nanomites that would be even better, but who knows if we'll get that advanced. Also some legitimate trialware functionality would be nice, though more so if it weren't abused in a vipgameszone kind of way with 3 days plus restrictions.

Do you think he will change if everybody keeps reminding him of the negativity of his actions? Would that work for you?  If so, hang on, let’s do it. You will be the first experiment. Living in the past, or being forced to, is a sad, painful, and discouraging way to exist.  So, I suggest you to keep your mouth shut if you don’t have anything nice to say, especially when the poster in question is not around to defend himself.  We’ve seen your views, we all know of them, enough. You’re not doing anybody any favors by raising the point of the impossibility of change on his side, appoint which you only you seem to hang onto.

@2 he didn't really, he is just only sitting in his private corners like twitter, while i don't know his new one he killed the masonasons_me. Also the fact how he ripped game engine is not customer friendly. And when i told him that in a nice way on ywc i got shot of but why do i even say that. I personaly would never buy anything from mason.

Yes, the person isn't around. So let's ask why isn't he around? Because he got banned. For a reason, I believe.

Honestly, I think mason needs this break, for his own good as well as ours. Maybe a break will help him get his shit together and get a better handle on himself. Because as we stand right now, as much as I like mason and consider him a relatively close friend of mine even though we haven't spoken in a few months, I can totally see why people are angry. Don't dismiss him outright just because of his past actions though.

@TheDwarfer: Funny you should mention that. The technical support conditions were never mentioned in a terms of service/license agreement which, surprise surprise, also doesn't exist. The only thing close to it exists at the bottom of the readme...

So, while this doesn't excuse radio silence from either of them, he literally never promised support officially in any enforceable statement of writing, which is what most legacy devs would promise in terms of buying the full version.
Again, open platform drm system. It's needed now more than ever. IT still wouldn't give people a glorification to not provide suport but at least it would be a crash plan in cases like this one. I'm not the one to develop such a system but I've seen ideas floating around, we just need an interfaceable platform that is decentralized, auditable and ready for deployment on a server of any platform. And ability to talk to Paypal as well for obtainig keys perhaps.

I'm not telling people what to do, but this is just a little suggestion. If he's not supporting his stuff any more, and if he's not coming back, why doesn't he just make it freeware? That's kind of like what Jason did with Entombed. Or maybe it's a little different

20, it's not offline...

Besides, you can create a list of blacklisted keys in an offline registration system no problem, but we are talking online-based here as it is right now. What I was talking about when referring to offline use was a contingency plan in situations like this where the dev is unavailable.
However, @Snow I would try contacting him again concerning your key. Looks like he posted on Twitter with a discount sale announcement, so he may be looking at key requests/taking orders more regularly for the time being.