Having spoken to Matt in the past, I know that he would never have intentionally wanted this to happen. That website was set up to replace CoasterSims when it died, most people here don't even remember those days and what Matt did was pay homage to that original site, which sadly died due to 'Real Life'.
I feel the same has happened to NLE. It was never his intention for it to die, he had big, bold plans and I remember talking to him quite a lot about it when it was in development. A chat room was planned, something which was a HUGE part of CoasterSims. He had plans for a track tennis system, heck, I was the last person to run Track Tennis and a Three Blind Mice contest. Matt had big hopes and plans for NLE and it's gone as a result of him moving on, expanding and starting his career in web development. He sadly lost the passion for what was a great website for the interim. NLC looks set to be fantastic, but let us not forget what Matt did and the sheer cost of running and hosting a website of that size. Matt did a great job and for that I thank him. I thank all those who created CoasterSims and got me into this community and helped me to expand and develop my ideas and rides (most which were never released) and I thank those who have worked hard tirelessly to develop NLC. I look forward to being a part of the community once again, it's been a few years.
Thanks Matt, next time I see you, I owe you a beer. Thanks for the great ride!
