> then turn your back on said community This is absolutely awful behavior. Limited participation in a community is not turning one's back on the community. Wh

> then turn your back on said community This is absolutely awful behavior. Limited participation in a community is not turning one's back on the community. What would that even mean? What kind of healthy community expects permanent loyalty from temporary participants? > It is your right, you are correct in saying so, but ... Manipulation and threats. Personally, I believe it is appalling for Itch.io to benefit - from hard work submitted at GBCOMPO (Game Boy Competition) 23 - from a community member, then turn on that member and attempt to punish them financially or otherwise, for a lack of lifetime compliance, beyond good faith participation.