Bad news... Bant has stopped theming

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SiL3NC3

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well said to here this. your themes were indeed the best i ever used. however everyone has there time and chance at everything and i guess you finished yours. you gonna be missed but your themes will stick around and remind who made em ... hehe take care man pz

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He stopped for a good reason. He stopped because he is just tired of theming. It's the same reason I stopped skinning. I hope somebody with a new style steps up to the world of theming. And maybe now people will stop trying to copy bant's style.

exactly. something like a new era because eversince reluna came out its been like luna everywere. maybe now we can get some more life into themeing

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It's the internet; he can do whatever he wants to do. Leave him alone.
who cares if its "the internet" ?

I think his idea of removing every single download link to his theme is childish and pointless. Even though he's a great skinner/themer I definately don't see him the same way now (not that he cares, but that only adds to his bad attitude).

Saying that its just the internet is just an excuse. You can't be two different person in real life and on here. Its just a reflection... I'm sure he has that attitude in RL too. You can portray a different image, but deep down inside you, you act and react the same way.

Don't get me wrong, I totally support his decision to leave the skinning community (plus the fact that he can do whatever he wants). I just think its childish and lame to remove every single download link along the way.

A chick named Heylove left a comment on one of his journal entries @ devart (along with several other people). Its pretty direct, but straight to the point.

I don't get it. if you wish to not be apart of the customization community that's fine then stop but don't take it out on the people who appreciate and admire the work you have done. what harm is it going to do by leaving the work you have done there for people to enjoy? it's almost like a sick cry for attention, like you want people to kiss your ass and tell you how good you where and how much there going to miss you. quite frankly, i personally think that makes you a piece of ****.

Frogboy of Stardock also left a nice big comment at the bottom...

http://bant.deviantart.com/journal/2601098/

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