Cake... you've always had my respect as a developer. That is up until this low blow that you have pulled. To take someones UNRELEASED work and incorporate it into your own is completely and utterly disrespectful to other developers.
How would you, or any other FE creator, like to have their work copied and released before you released it? We all knew that you were going to incorporate HyperSpin themes into your front end, but to do it before the developer released it to the public just blows my mind. After the HS public release would have been perfectly fine, but NOT BEFORE A PUBLIC RELEASE! This is just WRONG, almost to a level of
Limbo of the Lost. The only thing that sets you apart from Limbo of the Lost is that you are not charging for it.
You might call your front end a "technical achievement", and I respect that because it really is. HOWEVER your nerve and lack of compassion for others work is flat out BS. I am really surprised by Youki's comments, congratulating you on publishing work from another developer, and the fact that he is bowing down and kissing your ass for taking others work. Youki, was your work on Atomic released in Khameleon before or after you released it to the public?
Cake, I politely request that you remove HyperSpin support in your front end until the HS developer has released an open public beta.... As a theme creator I request that you remove any themes that you have included within your download or from your site that were acquired from the HyperSpin beta site. Once the public beta is release then you can re-release your front end with HS support, but please give credit where credit is due.
I'm really sorry, but this isn't about your FE having support for HS themes. This is simply about YOU RELEASING WORK BASED ON A
CLOSED & PRIVATE BETA BEFORE IT COULD BE RELEASED BY THE ORIGINAL CREATORS. Until you make the right decisions and pull your code until HS is at least in a PUBLIC BETA status; you have completely lost my respect as a coder and you deserve to loose the respect of any other code writers out there. Please show a little compassion and respect for others work and others might have more respect for your work.