Firstly I'd like to announce that I have planned to make a "Name and Shame" website... this website will be there to do pretty-much what this group was made for.... naming people/servers/groups who ruin the gaming experience for others, who cheat, hack, abuse Admin rights on servers, or are just generally abusive and untrustworthy.
The architecture I have in mind will allow people to state a case against someone by name (and in the case of Steam players, their Steam ID as well)... the system will then allow that person/group/player (whatever) to make an arguement (like a response I guess) to explain their actions, and where necessary appologise for them.

The Rating system will allow all members of the community to place a rating on that player (Good or Bad) to produce an average-based estimate as to whether or not the report made against them is an accurate representation of that player/person/group etc.

I'll be providing tools which allow players of Steam games to quickly report players WITHIN or outside of a game.

Think of this like the Twitter of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ reporting.... with the person's name and/or nickname, their Steam ID (where applicable), the nature of their offence(s), the severity (on a scale) of the offence(s), whether they should be banned (in your opinion) from people's servers.

In other news I have FINALLY decided to set up my personal blog site at http://www.lakraven.com, as well as a Twitter account at http://twitter.com/LaKraven

I must point out that I'm not big on Social Networking.... but I figure it's worth a go!

For LuaRAD followers (and that's a growing number every day now according to the website statistics and "Announcement Subscribers")...

I've made a LuaRAD Twitter account (so you can keep up with the development in 145 chars or less) at http://twitter.com/LuaRADorg
I am designing the website right now.... though I really do keep hitting "Designers' Block" and reworking everything from the logo up.

We are VERY close to release now! Once the website is up and the documentation system working, we'll be good to launch and you can start making complete software and games using nothing but Lua scripts!

That's all for now, folks!
Rmeember: This group only works if people post a comment about bad players/admins/servers/groups.... so please keep reporting them!

I know a lot of you won't know what the "LuaRAD" project is, but a great many do... for those who don't, you should check out http://www.luarad.org to find out what it is.... and I know you'll love it!

For those who are interested, LuaRAD now has an IRC channel. The channel name is #LuaRAD and it's on irc.freenode.net
I'll be on this IRC channel whenever I'm online, and when I'm not, there will hopefully be others willing to chat about the project.
If you don't have an IRC client, I recommend X-Chat 2 which you can download here: http://www.silverex.org/download
If you don't want to install an IRC client, there's a Java-based embedded IRC applet on the temporary LuaRAD web page on www.luarad.org

LuaRAD Runtime Engine is VERY close to a public Alpha release! All I have to do before I release it is generate the documentation, and build at least a temporary website for people to use that documentation.
Recently I assembled a physics demo in LuaRAD, and it worked perfectly! I'm hoping to do a video showing it running, and perhaps a walk through its source code to show others how to produce 3D games with physics using LuaRAD.
The "LuaRAD-Bot" in our new IRC channel is ALSO written entirely in LuaRAD... another great example of the flexibility of the engine.

See you all there!