> They did abuse their positions, they blackmailed me and did coup attempts.
You abused your position, changing things in our crew sections without our notice, don't accepting votes, saying that you would change the rules anyway when you upload them. I could go on for ages!

> They also knew of the rule that any work done would become property of the mod after submitted to the mod.
That's not true. Only a WRITTEN statement can shift the copyright of someone to another.

> Those were the rules.
> Another rule (which was there even before they joined) was that no part of the mod was allowed to be taken by anyone.
> Now they are claiming to have done most of the work whereas in fact it was more like 30%.
Rob and I made the rules, made the voxels, made some cameo's. That's more then 50 % of work done!

> If you make something for a mod you are giving it to them, so it becomes property of that mod.
> I work as an intern at an IT company, if I make a website I do it for that company, as a mod working makes a voxel for a mod. This website/voxel is not the property of the person who put it together but proberty of the company/mod he works for.
That is because he has signed a contract (= a written statement) that he isn't entitled to his products anymore. We never had such a contract, and therefore the material suplied by Rob and me is copyrighted by Rob or by me.

> > and you really should let others use it also anyway, its only polite that way
> > :-)

> > the moral is dont work in groups.