Itch.io just banned lgbt content at the reauest of payment providers. It is now, short of finding them and handing them food, impossible to pay the last group of artists i was giving money to, because the mechanisms of payment have decided they cannot be paid.

But I still want the stuff they’ve made, their back catalogues, etc.

  • Samdell@lemmy.eco.br
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    2 days ago

    Seems like you know the creators and want to pay them, you can just ask them directly, doesn’t seem like its about piracy

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      2 days ago

      Nope. Hypothetical thing ive done a few times in the past.

      And im saying i don’t know all the people whose stuff i still wanted.

      The group/category being ‘tiny mostly queer indies on itch’.

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        22 hours ago

        Sorry not sure I understand. Are you saying you don’t know who the authors are? You could look up the name of the game and find usernames and give them a message. I imagine most of them are on social media somewhere, or have email addresses, etc.

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          21 hours ago

          Some of em, but also im gonna want new stuff.

          Then if they don’t live near me, how do i support them?

          Remember the problem here is the money system.

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            15 hours ago

            You can still send them money even if they can’t sell their games. e.g. they could have a ko-fi or paypal or something. As for finding new stuff, I suppose it’d have to be word of mouth unfortunately.