It’s a simple policy: a percentage of revenue from games hosted on the platform goes to the host. When that revenue is labeled “donations”, it doesn’t make it

It’s a simple policy: a percentage of revenue from games hosted on the platform goes to the host. When that revenue is labeled “donations”, it doesn’t make it not revenue. > “you are not permitted to ask for donations to support your free art project” The host is not in the business of differentiating art projects from non-art projects or donation-based payments from non-donation-based payments, which could easily be abused by developers offering in-app rewards for “donations.” That is a slippery slope that would be ripe for abuse and satisfy no one. When we have a complicated system, like the US tax laws, people abuse it and everyone complains. When we have a simple system applied fairly across the board, people think exceptions should be made for them and complain. The lesson seems to be that someone will always be complaining.