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So allowing a logo on a gun was the problem (because of the backlash) and not the double standard? Telling.
by justtopost 8y ago
So allowing a logo on a gun was the problem (because of the backlash) and not the double standard? Telling.
- jedberg 8y agoYes. That's the issue with licensed fan art. The fans are in control, and if the fans are against you, you're stuck in a hard position.
- Spivak 8y agoI don't really consider it a double standard, every company with branding and has to choose their associations. Saying "we don't wish to have our branding associated with firearms because we don't like them" seems perfectly reasonable. When it's such a politically charged topic that even agreeing to host gun enthusiast communities is a political statement having officially licensed firearm decals is practically an endorsement. The fact that Reddit allows their branding to be associated with other things I don't think plays into it very much.