That is not what I argued about? I said, if you make promises and fail to upkeep them, then don't be surprised if people start asking questions. And if they start asking questions and become angry, then is it really your place as developer to feel like you are being done injustice?I'm doing the exact opposite of that. Pointing out that donating on patreon is not an enforceable contract
The whole context of the discussion was that the developer of this game felt like people are being unjustified in their rants or negative feedback such as the one he got was not warranted. Other developers chimed in how they work and how they deal with this kind of situation and how it is avoidable in the first place. Then you came in with your silly logical conclusions that took things to a complete extreme. The whole point was about how this could be avoided for the developer of this game and none of this bickering would be happening. At least not at this scale.
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