Fuck, I need to stock on popcorn before reading all of it. This is gold.Jesus Christ, some dude is going off on Miro like CRAZY, somebody call the police, this is Cyber-Bullying!!!
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Wow, that was a satisfying read, disappointed to see how despite the support Miro has gone this way.Jesus Christ, some dude is going off on Miro like CRAZY, somebody call the police, this is Cyber-Bullying!!!
It's the pack from Miro's droppox with everything from the Patreon, by years (Game / Picture / Animation / Audio), except what's on Affect3D after looking into it.
Dude is just right tho. the minute I saw them creating a patreon I knew it was over. They no longer needed to put out real content to make money and could just goose chase and bait the fuck out of clueless people to the point you would see the same trash photoset for over 2 months, and it happened. They even went to the point of Miro putting 0 work ever and just using random artists renders calling them " their content". Worst case scenario of a patreon scam I have ever seen and I don't know how people even pay for it.Jesus Christ, some dude is going off on Miro like CRAZY, somebody call the police, this is Cyber-Bullying!!!
well isn't the guy correct? he's been milking his fans for a couple of years now with bullshit like wips and shit instead of releasing the 3rd part and then moving on to the next project. this guy has enough money to pay someone else to do the job if he's too lazy.Jesus Christ, some dude is going off on Miro like CRAZY, somebody call the police, this is Cyber-Bullying!!!
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Miro also has his store and sells stuff from other creators. He's probably doing okay.
Yeah I know about the store and good for him, the guy figured it out. He used his early cred to build a marketplace and a patreon to farm that sweet passive income
I don't see anything outwardly illegal in that message like doxxing, or calls to violence. Miro may find enough questionable things in the message that might violate Patreon's (assuming thats where that was posted) user guidelines like public shaming or "cyber bullying" as you mentioned, but only if he could convince them thats what it amounts to. However, more and more companies are reducing their content censorship and leaving it to legal outcomes and court orders before they will step in. If it does not violate the web publisher's terms of service, then Miro might still have some standing on a case for libel, but that would be fairly hard to prove in a court seeing how Miro hadn't been personally identified, and is a "public" person and business owner.
