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It very deeply concerns me as well. Very few people have the audience to even do what I did. And I do not like abusing the tiny bit of notoriety I have for pers
by byuu 10y ago
It very deeply concerns me as well. Very few people have the audience to even do what I did. And I do not like abusing the tiny bit of notoriety I have for personal reasons like this.
If it weren't for the fact they aren't my games, and that I promised the donor he would have them all returned to him, I wouldn't have made a big fuss about this.
And even in my case, I was extremely lucky that some sites picked up the story. The ones I personally asked all shot me down.
- elastic_church 10y ago> The ones I personally asked all shot me down. This has been my experience with any of my ideas, causes, or product marketing. The most logical fits tell me to f* off in more words, and completely unpredictably random partners come out of the wood work after I just do it my way. That kickstarter/product hunt style of lining up your marketing partners beforehand will never work for my ideas. The plan is to make a big splash for the time dimension of virality. Unfortunately, people that I think would understand my idea/cause/product, don't. And unlikely partners are completely enamored by it. This has limitations.
- narag 10y agoAnd I do not like abusing the tiny bit of notoriety I have for personal reasons like this. It helps others. "The company, that faced a notorious case in February" is an interesting way of starting a news piece.