28:18Some things earn stigma, not legal rabblerousing
28:19It's also why accept her submission to begin with if having that link disquaifies her
28:19Yeah this was contest for the community
28:21At the end of the day, it’s just REALLY SHITTY
28:23It is F'd up, but I think they don't want to support NSFW artists
28:23this is why art contests are generally frowned upon as any type of social media push. people are doing work for free
28:24there should some sort of standard
28:30yeah it does cover that but its expected that the rule is used before the results are finalized. that's actually the whole issue, final results were posted and then unfinalized
28:32yeah they should have just rejected at first. they goofed
28:38bro prob just wants his money
28:43YOU PUT IT IN THE PROMOTIOBAL FINEL SELECTION
28:44the final rule is supposed to be an in case of an emergency loophole closure button, not something that is used for willy nilly banning
28:44I don't think it's that organized Pipper
28:46Corporate incompetence at its best
28:47It's not surprising. This is how they always act.
28:50Yeah, just straight taking the wind out of the artist's sails
28:50:_pippaSmug::_pippaSmug:
28:51they suddenly backtracked
28:53Did they not screen their submissions? It's looking pretty unprofessional.
28:55:_pippaCheers::_pippaCheers::_pippaCheers:
28:56They are legally covered but wrong in the spirit of the contest
29:06pretty sure the contest is hosted by one intern
29:07It is discouraging. Who'd be a Skullgirls fan now?
29:08it is really unprofessional of them
29:10Putting it in the results is technically using the art as advertising for their brand. They used the artist and then threw them away
29:11over a few hours? Or days?
29:12It sounds like someone had beef with the artists and removed it after the fact.
29:15the stalking of accounts to find dirt and such is also weird. making sure all entrants are "pure" is super weird.