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Unfortunately, the project had to be shut down. The reason is the incompetence of those responsible for the web pages who kept their pages open to anonymous changes. Against such unsedired changes they tried dilettantic attempts like banning an IP (as if any attacker would have a problem to get as many new IPs as she desires) or usinga spam filter (so that pages cannot be saved when they contain certain expressions).
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The goal of the FreeOrion project is to build a great, open-source, space-set, turn based strategy game. You can learn more by reading the [[Vision Statement]].  
  
Since some basic competence in establishing proper authentication is crucial for a project like this, and we do not have such personnel, we have decided to give up FreeOrion.
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This is a community effort, and the project moves forward based on the motivation and contributions of those interested in making it a great game.  Our [http://freeorion.org/forum forums] are the center of activity where most or all discussion and decisions are made.  If you want to get involved, learn about the project or contact the project contributors or leaders, the forums are the best way to do so.
  
These pages will be closed in a few days for good.
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The wiki also contains documentation and other information about the project, but may be difficult to nagivate to a newcomer.
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While here, please observe proper etiquette and follow the [[rules]] to ensure that our community can function properly and without trouble.
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Thanks, and enjoy!

Latest revision as of 14:08, 22 February 2009

The goal of the FreeOrion project is to build a great, open-source, space-set, turn based strategy game. You can learn more by reading the Vision Statement.

This is a community effort, and the project moves forward based on the motivation and contributions of those interested in making it a great game. Our forums are the center of activity where most or all discussion and decisions are made. If you want to get involved, learn about the project or contact the project contributors or leaders, the forums are the best way to do so.

The wiki also contains documentation and other information about the project, but may be difficult to nagivate to a newcomer.

While here, please observe proper etiquette and follow the rules to ensure that our community can function properly and without trouble.

Thanks, and enjoy!