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UX Improvements for Flight Rising's Scrying Workshop and Search
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From Flight Rising's ToS:
The use of bots, scripts, auto-refreshers, or third party software designed to play the game for you in any way is not permitted. (Updated 6/19/2013)
The use of bots, scripts, or third party software that shortcut or alter site functions to run or appear in ways that are not intended by site design is not permitted. (Updated 11/26/2013)
The use of bots, scripts, or third party software that generate an excessive amount of concurrent connections or potentially damage site stability is not permitted. This can fall under the realm of using browser functions, add-ons, extensions, etc. to hit Flight Rising's server infrastructure in repetitive or disproportionate ways. These incidents will be reviewed thoroughly on a case-by-case basis.(Updated 2/14/2014)
This script as it is doesn't play the game for you, nor does it generate excessive amounts of connection requests.
However it does do some things that might shortcut some things. Such as going from workshop to the search. However it also restores some functionality that was lost during the 'enhancement' of the dragon search. I'm not in anyway affiliated with flight rising, but seeings how it doesn't really give an advantage to game play itself, and parts of it's code is already being added to the site(the element drop down for example), I don't see any issue arising like it did with FRE.
About FR and scripts...
From what I've heard scripts appear to be a bannable offence on Flight rising. Now, I always assumed that rule just referred to auto-refreshers, but someone informed me that it might in fact encompass all script in general (which in my opinion is utterly ridiculous).
;w; Now, the point is, this script is absolutely amazing, and thank you so much to the creator for writing it, but I'm a bit afraid to use it without knowing whether it's deemed 'acceptable' by staff or not, because I know they can be a little ban happy and I don't want to risk my account being banned just for using it, which is a bummer because it's probably the most useful script ever.
Is there any way you could (or have you already) ask(ed) the admin if this script is alright by their standards to use? It would probably put my (and i'm sure some other people's) mind at ease.