Original sentence: Improving the IMR source code, modernizing web pages, implementing forums, designing an interactive scoreserver, interactive room bots, and alternate controlled hacked versions with cheats were all attempts to maintain the number of current players as well as bringing in new ones.In August 2006, a player named Igglybob obtained the source code from Richard Langolis.Previously, other attempts to contact Langolis for the code were made but were unsuccessful.The process was preceeded by an exchange of emails that took place over nine months.The source code license is temporary and Langolis is expected to have created a permanent license to replace it before 2009 when it expires.To compensate for the game's aging graphics and interface, attempts have been made to entice new players
Edited sentence: After e-mailing with Richard Langlois for nine months, a player with the username Igglybob managed to convince Langlois to release the source under a variant of the BSD license, which unfortunately expires in 2009.Improving the IMR source code, modernizing web pages, impletmenting forums, designing an interactive scoreserver, interactive room bots, and alternate controlled hacked versions with cheats were all attempts to maintain the number of current players as well as bringing in new ones.Langlois hopes to draft a final revision of the license by then.Several players have started a project to improve on the game and solve problems players experience.The effort can be found at the HoverRace Development Project website.There is also an attempt to document the source code in a wiki, which can be found here.To compensate for the game's aging graphics and interface, attemps have been made to entice new players