And there would also be in-team problems, such as the fact that some members can afford to spend more time on it than others, and then there's the problem of proving how long they've worked on it, etc.
Also, I can bet that Rockstar will want a piece of it too via license fees, and basing all of your income on donations is a very unpredictable / unreliable business model.
Well, I don't play on them because there's never anyone else playing on them (presumably the reason why no-one else plays on them either), so it's a never-ending cycle.
Well, any publicity is good publicity, whether they get the details correct or not. I think that the team should put something on the home page saying that it's for both GTA3 and VC (possibly underneath the bit that says it's only compatible with Win XP and 2000), as I've met some people who didn't actually know that it supported both (and presumably the writers of this magazine didn't either).
I was once playing on a GTA3 server, and I noticed that this guy was spamming the chat box with messages saying that he'd died. I also noticed that he was teleporting across the map. I thought it was one of those bots, as they can do that, but it turns out that he was just using the replay function.
I don't even think you need Internet Connection Sharing. The second machine can connect via the local IP, and the others can connect via the external IP.