In my opinion as outsider, Roled’s idea for a witness on IRC is reasonable.
Assuming what GMs will tell or how offensive they will get isn’t but I guess it depends on what you want to achieve. Change? Justice? Revenge?
If we talk about constructive discussion, I gather this forum can provide that when it comes to events, RP, art or tech related topics. Otherwise… well, you get what I’m or others are doing now
I also think community would be best served if you Roled, the GMs and everyone could put this frustration behind and get back to roleplay, events and whatnot while not diminishing your legit right to raise concerns.
my thoughts…

PS:
I’ve found freenode’s web based IRC client works most of the time including my phone. Still, you’ll have to manually save the logs from the browser window. http://www.planeshift.it/IRC
   When you exhausted all other options you can look for the next in the food chain I guess which I understand you have to anyway to have the warning removed. http://www.planeshift.it/element/%7B%7D/Site%20images/Pages/Development/Organization_Chart.png

It was lots of fun!
Thanks for all who participated and made it happen (Dalos and Rheos foremost) and congratulations for the winners!

How about when we recently (less than a year) started looting two hearts or two potions from the same beastie by chance? Could it be that those have something to do with each other?

Little changes that might make ’reload arrows’ or ’hammer closed ring’ shortcuts work smoother:
Index: client/cmdusers.cpp
===================================================================
--- client/cmdusers.cpp (revision 9059)
+++ client/cmdusers.cpp (working copy)
@@ -362,13 +362,22 @@
 
     else if ( words[0] == "/dequip" )
     {
-        if ( words.GetCount() < 2 )
-            return "Usage: /dequip [item name|slot name]";
+        if ( words.GetCount() < 2 || (words[1] == "stack" && words.GetCount() < 3))
+            return "Usage: /dequip [stack] [item name|slot name]";
 
         pawsInventoryWindow* window = (pawsInventoryWindow*)PawsManager::GetSingleton().FindWidget("InventoryWindow");
-        csString itemName( words.GetTail(1) );
+        csString itemName;
+ if (words[1] == "stack")
+ {
+ itemName=( words.GetTail(2) );
+ window->Dequip( itemName, true );
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ itemName=( words.GetTail(1) );
         window->Dequip( itemName );
     }
+    }
 
     else if ( words[0] == "/write" )
     {
Index: client/gui/inventorywindow.cpp
===================================================================
--- client/gui/inventorywindow.cpp (revision 9059)
+++ client/gui/inventorywindow.cpp (working copy)
@@ -288,8 +288,15 @@
     return NULL;
 }
 
+pawsSlot* pawsInventoryWindow::GetStackingSlot(const char* itemName, int stackCount)
+{
+    for ( size_t n = 0; n < bulkSlots.GetSize(); n++ ) //Iterate for first fit stacking slot
+ if ( (bulkSlots[n]) && (!bulkSlots[n]->IsEmpty()) && (bulkSlots[n]->GetToolTip().CompareNoCase(itemName)) && (bulkSlots[n]->StackCount()+stackCount<=65) ) //magical 65 used hardcoded in many places but also declared in psiem.h. include? MAX_STACK_COUNT?
+ return bulkSlots[n];
+    return NULL;
+}
 
-void pawsInventoryWindow::Dequip( const char* itemName )
+void pawsInventoryWindow::Dequip( const char* itemName, bool stack)
 {
     pawsListBox* bulkList = dynamic_cast <pawsListBox*> (FindWidget("BulkList"));
     if ( (itemName != NULL) && (bulkList) )
@@ -318,7 +325,15 @@
             int slot        = fromSlot->ID();
             int stackCount  = fromSlot->StackCount();
 
-            pawsSlot* freeSlot = GetFreeSlot();
+ pawsSlot* freeSlot = NULL;
+ if (stack)//Find a stacking slot
+ {
+ freeSlot = GetStackingSlot(fromSlot->GetToolTip(), fromSlot->StackCount());
+ }
+ if (freeSlot == NULL) //Need to look for an empty slot
+ {
+ freeSlot = GetFreeSlot();
+ }
             if ( freeSlot )
             {
 
@@ -353,12 +368,20 @@
                 // We found an item with a matching name.
                 // If the stack count matches the desired amount, we are done.
                 // Otherwise, keep looking for a better match.
+                if (slotDesc->stackCount == stackCount)
+ {
                 from = slotDesc;
-                if (slotDesc->stackCount == stackCount)
                     break;
             }
+ else if (from==NULL // if its first match
+ || ((from->stackCount<stackCount)&&(from->stackCount < slotDesc->stackCount)) // if storedslot stackcount (from) is smaller than what we wanted (stackCount), take the larger stack. '/equip 65 iron arrow' will take 45 over 35
+ || ((from->stackCount > slotDesc->stackCount)&&(slotDesc->stackCount>stackCount))) // if storedslot stackcount (from) is greater the examined (slotDesc) is greater than what we wanted (stackCount), take the smaller stack. '/equip 1 open steel ring' will take 10 over 65
+ {
+ from = slotDesc;
         }
     }
+        }
+    }
 
     if (from)
     {
Index: client/gui/inventorywindow.h
===================================================================
--- client/gui/inventorywindow.h (revision 9059)
+++ client/gui/inventorywindow.h (working copy)
@@ -66,6 +66,8 @@
 
     /// Get a free slot
     pawsSlot* GetFreeSlot();
+ /// Get a stacking slot returns NULL if no suitable found
+ pawsSlot* GetStackingSlot(const char* itemName, int stackCount);
 
     /** Equips an item into it's closest available slot.
      *  Will pick the first item of the given name in the bulk slots to try
@@ -84,7 +86,7 @@
      *
      *  @param itemName The name of the item in the inventory.     
      */   
-    void Dequip(const char* itemName);
+    void Dequip(const char* itemName, bool stack = false);
     
     /** Finds an item with the given name and attempts to open it as a book
      *  to write on.
So a ’/dequip stack iron arrow; /equip 65 iron arrow’ could first try to stack the ones you are holding with another in the inventory and then grab the stack which is closest to 65, so you don’t end up with several smaller stacks clogging the invo;
The same way ’/dequip stack dozen closed steel; /equip 1 dozen open steel rings; /use’ could stack the products and use up the smaller stack of materials first.

You could try suggestions from here:

www.hydlaaplaza.com/smf/index.php?topic=41007.0

for a start..

Laros places a little note in Esanor’s palm that reads: "Good job diverting the mob, brodr, so an ally can take his time goin’ after the real treasure. It is just that next time I’ll want in. Remember, I’ll be watching ye…" 

thank you LigH  ... but I meant: I'm not sure how much it's worth to be able to buy an expensive ticket while you can simply pay the right amount of trias. Sure you can gift it but: is it worthwhile to do spend development time on it? would you use it for real?

  About development time I can’t be sure. Say you need: a settings dev to review the idea and designate one or more NPC 15mins, a dev who can access the SQL database and runs ~4 commands 20mins. Say that is 1/3 of the time those two individuals spend with developing for us in a week. We still can’t say if it is worthwhile, since I cannot know what else is in the queue and how task are prioritized.
  As for the other part, you are probably right if you put it this way. I assumed their existence was well grounded since they are in game already. But that raises another question: If we only use it as a bank note worth 1000-2500 Tria depending on the situation why burden the database with them at all? 

PS: No offence, sarcasm, pointing fingers ment, just trying to ask constructive questions to find what’s best for all. Thank you all for even considering.

As a means of supporting new players and to allow them to spend less time with hiking.