Well, the list servers are almost entirely community controlled now. We have the original list server program, and I'm sure that's enabled some new insight into how everything works.

I have nooo idea when the last time you looked at xjj2 was, or if you know about developements, but the version pennywise and you had started that you never finished was finished by other people. It can do a lot of the stuff you guys had been looking into, such as setting up servers directly, or getting a serverlist. I actually have the source code for the unfinished xjj2, reading your e-mails therein was fun.

In #jj2 Monobot is capable of listing the servers in the chat. That's a pretty old feature now though.

I dunno, I'm just naming off random stuff and I have no clue how new any of this is to you or in general. Did you know about jcs 94? Basically a group of people hacked the jj1 level format and created a level editting program. It's difficult to use well, but it's been accomplished.

There is another very interesting development that I discovered but I probably can't go into detail about it. It would truly only come in useful if we got the source code anyway.