They say there's no such thing as bad publicity... In any case he made some publicity for this forum 
*Mnemonic waves to those 100+ guests reading this thread*
Well, this whole mess drew me here and I've got to say I'm really impressed with the lengths the community went to to help somebody who was clearly in way over his head. How do we nominate Mnemonic for sainthood?
One afternoon in grade school the teacher told us to sit quietly and write short stories. Robert, front row left, raised his hand and asked how to spell
once. We were old enough that we should know, but the teacher told him after the giggling died down. It wasn't his fault, after all. But two minutes later he asked how to spell
upon.
For fifteen minutes we all watched Robert stare at his paper and work up the courage to ask about
time, and I get that same feeling again and again watching SBOVIS inch closer to the point where he'd just post his code and ask somebody else to do it. The fact that Steve Bovis managed to demo, sell, and
deliver a fully-functioning game is a real testament to WME and its community. Really.
So congratulations to everyone who leant SBOVIS a hand; your snippets and fixes now belong to the ages.
