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Many Mario Maker streamers consider posting your own level code, when they haven't asked for level codes, to be spam. And this is Twitch chat, where being the 1
by rspeer 11y ago
Many Mario Maker streamers consider posting your own level code, when they haven't asked for level codes, to be spam. And this is Twitch chat, where being the 100th person to type "Kappa //" in a row isn't spam. They moderate level codes because when they don't, their chat turns into an endless stream of hexadecimal.
HN presumably intends to hold higher standards than Twitch chat.
I know it's hard to promote Mario Maker levels, but I would say this isn't the place.
- byron_fast 11y agoYeah I figured that might piss someone off, HN doesn't let me down in that regard. Based on my experience with finding levels in the system itself, I thought it might be interesting to see some HN made levels. Or be ignored, that's fine too. Somehow this seems different than spamming Twitch chat. It's funny to think of this as "promoting" something though. Not all sharing is promotion.