We'll see. There were bound to be some issues, though the pressure of donors may have encouraged them to release sooner than they might have otherwise.
For comparison, Inkbunny had about nine months of development, then a six month period of closed testing and rework before opening to the public. (Many features which Weasyl also implements were developed after this period.)
We'll see. There were bound to be some issues, though the pressure of donors may have encouraged them to release sooner than they might have otherwise.
For comparison, Inkbunny had about nine months of development, then a six month period of closed testing and rework before opening to the public. (Many features which Weasyl also implements were developed after this period.)