"Obviously the wardrobe hasn't been touched, but it's starting to feel like progress has slowed on the site as a whole."

I'm going back to the vacation thing on that. Keith can say he's working on things as much as he wants, but he's hardly ever here. Many days between sightings and only around for a few minutes to mayyyybe an hour at a time when he does stop in.

When you're the main person running a business then you need to actually, y'know, run the business.

- I don't want to get all up in his face about traveling because he says he continues to work even offline, and I want to believe him. But you're right, he seems to be the only "full-time" programmer, and development very clearly grinds to a halt without him.

But whatever. Steam is having its summer sale this week, and E3 starts in a few days. I have plenty of off-site activities to keep me occupied for the next few weeks while Subeta stagnates. :P

Traveling on the money he's been given by people who are waiting and hoping and trusting that the site is going to be properly taken care of without following through on his half of the deal is not okay. And it's exactly the kind of thing that sends even dedicated users elsewhere, such as you're doing.

ETA: I definitely appreciate the work that Amber and Ariel have done on the site lately, as well as the volunteers. There are many things wrong that they can't do anything about, though. That needs to come from the top.

Before being pissed at Keith using some of the site's profits to travel, I'd be curious to know if he's still injecting money from his own pocket (meaning from activities that are not Subeta)in there.

If he is, I have absolutely no reason to be mad, because investments are still happening from the site owner's. That's not too bothersome.

If he's not, yeah, I'd be worried.

Regardless of anything financial, the lack of interest in fixing the site has me worried.

Even if Keith is investing in the site with financial means, it doesn't fix the huge To Do list the site has wracked up. The wardrobe is such a key feature of the site, and likely the biggest selling point of all. I hate to admit it, but it should be priority number one.

Maybe now would be a great time to delegate coding projects to others.