Spring RTS Engine

Hello all,
me and my friend just started new Open Source Gaming Community.
Community portal itself, is not completely finished yet. We will offer much more Community interface to our members in future.

But we allready offer borrowing of free test gameservers,
and full gameservers for small donation.
All games we offer are Free and opensource.
Game: Balanced Annihilation is also included, and hopefully some other spring games in future.

We also have quite rich monthly Rewards going on for our top donators, and soon we will start Reward Matches.
So feel free to take a look at our Community if you are Open Source / Classic gaming fan.

Rewards section: RewardsReward Matches
Supported games section:Supported Games
Website: http://www.oldgold-gameservers.com/

P.S.
Hope to see you,
Anze aka. Bury

I thought this was spam till I saw the same post on the Warsow forums and then realised that it was just a badly thought-out but actual service. You guys might want to work on your design and marketing. Maybe hire somebody to rewrite the text on your site in better english.

Listed BA but uses BAR screenshot and BAR promo vid. They aren't the same thing. Additionally, BA is in no way similar to starcraft other than they just so happen to be in the same genre.

You would think the would research the games they want to make a profit off of but odds are it is not well researched.

Spring projects don't need a "gaming community," we already have one and one our projects just left to start their own.

I came to know about spring via an OS game library website though...

The English on the site is very confusing. When you say that you are borrowing game servers I sometimes feel like you mean you are running servers for other people to borrow. These games seem to be mostly MP so some sort of central server would be better for a community. How are you running a BA server?

This does not seem to be a mere OS game library site. Still, the site is good in the sense that some people wanted to do something and did it instead of telling others how it could be done.

Spring projects don't need a "gaming community," we already have one and one our projects just left to start their own.

Who just started their own?