I just said how:

But you can reapply it to amount people unaware steamdb even exists🤣. Just like you were unaware the pleading was made for months, 80% of the population didn’t know either. We are the 20% knowledgeable base.

Because as of typing, both, !skg@lemmy.dbzer0.com & steamdb community have yet to accomplish their goals.
Political inactions in correct game conservations, inactions in financially stabilizing a community project.

I apologize if my language makes shortcuts in conclusions, I don’t want to be writing essays on how politically ignorance is the prime cause of gamers losing the political battles they set out incorrectly to achieve. It just gives me much dramatic irony to see history repeat itself. I take inspiration from Buddhists, and cope laughing.

Ask them that. I am using them as examples of political inaction. Sometimes you have to sacrifice a little bit of your budget to support something.
Heck I read they are campaigning the politically incorrect way to stop killing games.

it would be a small percent of users providing the majority of donations

🤣 I am glad you’re also applying the principle even now. But you can reapply it to amount people unaware steamdb even exists🤣. Just like you were unaware the pleading was made for months, 80% of the population didn’t know either. We are the 20% knowledgeable base. I’m just part of the .001% that is too politically aware enough not recreate steamdb as a subscription crowdfund.

Plus, I hate capitalists.

Because the masses that use Steamdb to make financial decisions on when to purchase games, the folk looking to save money, are the first to not pay for the research service they depended on. Take a look rn at the upvotes. If 229 people paid a dollar to crowdfund its independence, steamdb wouldn’t have been a financial loss. Yet months of pleading went unanswered, until Black Tree Gaming Ltd. offered to monetize the site. 80~% of the users caused the site to operate at a cost, 20% offered to monetize it as an investment. Black Tree Gaming Ltd. won the bid. I don’t blame steamdb for choosing to sell it, I blame users for not financing it above costs.

In piefed, you can see my reaction.

Pure editorial narrative, Julian Benson.

it is surprising that noone came to help him.

not according to lemmy.

Threadiverse would be the first to cite you Pareto distribution’s without proposing ways to inverse it. Damn leeches!

crowdfunding ≢ private throttling

blah, here’s the 📔.

Simple fix: show your work.
Kickstarters don’t have these accusations simply because the devs are in a direct relationship with the investors. There’s no NDA. Indies want to make a game, backers support it. Indie shows work.
Now show your work.

threadiverse is about to learn what tickets are🤦‍♀️

It’s literally Gloria Martinez and her stolen Neuroport

nice, got a 🎞️2👀 😋🍿

Did they just steal the plot of Cyberpunk2077‽

I will repost the magnet as soon as it’s up* —OP very likely

In Asia, we use “cocoon” instead.
If you see someone with a butterfly or cocoon tattoo, they are already telling you they came out.

I blame githubers more than Nintendo pressure.
Plenty more DCVS you can host to, or self.

Then why isn’t Valve a Bank⸮