Yep, when I said NTR, I meant sharing, I edited my post after it. What I meant was that often the most vocal anti-NTR people are also anti-sharing, which is technically not the same. We should really find a way to clear this language problem because it's very vague sometimes and some people are prompt to get angry even when everything is clear.
We'll see if I'm wrong or not in the future, but for me this game and its characters are beloved by many, from each side of the spectrum (from the Vanilla/harem crowd to the sharing/bestiality people), so I don't see how the devs could end it after this chapter. Financially speaking, there will still be a good opportunity to make money after it. Even if Sunshine Love works (pretty art, more audience because Patreon and not Subscribestar) I'm guessing there will be a lot of people like me who don't care about it and will want more DmD.
It's quite clear actually.
Q:
What is your definition of NTR?
A: From Jeff Steel, the current attorney in the developing group, being told that they are not going to overpromise on these restrictions.
Netorare (寝取られ, most commonly abbreviated as NTR) comes from Notora. Notora is a Japanese term that literally translates to "taken away by sleeping with.”
Netorare is therefore being defined as: (1) the MC having a love/dating interest and (2) having another person steal that love/dating interest away via sex, sexual prowess, etc.
Thus defined, NTR would NOT include when the MC meets up with a love/dating interest that ALREADY has a different love/dating interest and the MC eventually steals her away. In fact, this would be Netori.
NTR also does not include situations of sharing, swapping, taking a break, having a hall pass, or having a threesome. NTR also does not include situation where the MC chooses not to progress with a love/dating interest and that person moves on in with life with another partner.