This is ridiculous! I hope they are not saying they don't have our e-mails stored in a different place...
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To explain it, Pontata had rebloged a forum screencap and this guy called the mods on it.
Seeing as there's no rules bending nor biased moderation, I guess we can assume that as long as you don't upload the screencap or can't be pointed as the uploader (ex: "finding" a forum pic on imgur and sharing its link), breaking the "forum content reproduction" rules is a-ok.
Quote from: RyuseiYou want controversy?
I hope Dina comes out of the shower naked and steps on a Lego.
Quote from: TheRavenThey keep locking the memorial topics when they're not even doing any harm... what a shame. :\
Quote from: Junk SoulI've been following the controversy behind the Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter project, as closely as I could, for over six weeks now, almost since when it started. It depresses me to see what this project has become, to see the stigma that forever taints what so many people were looking forward to.
I don't even feel like I belong here. I'm just a no-name, non-backer who's only been watching from the sidelines without being able to make a great impact. I was excited for Mighty No. 9 when it was first announced, and for different reasons I ultimately failed to back the project; but at this rate, with what I'm seeing and with the way that people are being treated, I don't even want to buy or even play the game when it is finally released.
I don't normally participate in forums, but I've read about some really great people during this whole debacle. I think all I can hope for now is to at least make a few friends out of the people I've been looking up to over these past several weeks.
I'm really tired, and I'm sure most of you are too.Spoiler
Yet, I still believe we can do something.
Quote from: RibsHello everyone.
I'm not a backer, but I've been following this situation intently and have been doing a lot of reading and learning and thinking about this whole thing, and I'm absolutely shocked at how horrible things have gotten.
I'm saddened by how many people are misinformed, or refuse to be informed and simply take the word of sensationalist "news" like ScrewAttack, use opportunistic mockery made by Slowbeef, Eyeball and Seashells as the basis for their viewpoints, or see that awful, outdated InternetAristocrat video and proceed to disregard anyone who dislikes Dina. (While IA makes a few good points, the effectiveness of his video is drowned out by the blatant character assassination and passive-aggressive tone he has, and it doesn't accept the fact that the people that went hunting for a reason to hate her were wrong for doing so.)
So, I've decided that I wanted to do something- namely make a video that properly sums up the issues at hand without character-assassinating or whining or using harsh words(because more people will listen if we don't)- in order to make the best video I can that will succeed in getting information out to people and hopefully get the point across to everyone that we aren't bad people for disliking Dina- we just want a healthy community again.
If you wish to, I very much want whatever you can give to make this video the best thing it can be. I am not very skilled with video editing- my main goal will be to write a good script that another can work with. All of you that have been banned for awful reasons, all of you that haven't yet been banned, but still see the problem going on here, I want your help to show everyone the truth about Mighty No. 9's community.
Quote from: undamnedQuote from: TheCloudyEyeOn a related note, Dina's AMA is now down to 329 from the original 1500+
Most people probably missed it, but last night Dina lost her cool in the AMA thread. Hopefully someone screen capped it. Guy w/ the animaniacs av asked her why she deleted some guy's question and she got all flustered about people questioning mod edits and deletions. Then they got talking about what was "fair" regarding warnings and strikes (which I am still unclear on) and she said something like, "ok, from now on, if a post is deleted for violating a forum rule, you can consider that a strike. How's that for fair?" Then she promptly deleted the entire conversation. Classy.
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Quote from: TheCloudyEyeQuote from: BoloworsStrange... Can't find it using the search. I was already aware of what the CM said, i saw it earlier. But thanks anyway!
Here: http://mightyno9.com/en/node/1320
Quote from: TheCloudyEyeIt's still in the Off-Topic section. Not deleted, just locked.
Oh and you might be interested in this: <a href='http://www.mightyno9.com/en/comment/46910#comment-46910' rel='nofollow' target='_blank'>http://www.mightyno9.com/en/comment/46910#comment-46910</a>
Given that the eBay ad is still there and the account not yet banned, I'm guessing it's really out of Comcept's jurisdiction. Stay cautious though.
Quote from: Anon-e-MooseDina just locked and shat all over the banned users memorial thread.
Quote from: RenzokukenBefore a case is even looked at by the court, they'd want to know that you'd done everything possible to retrieve the funds yourself. Considering you can ask your bank to perform a charge back, the case wouldn't even be looked at until that'd failed.
Quote from: MechaGSQuote from: BoloworsAbout the mass denied refunds. Anyone thinking about going to the court? Or this is pointless?
You'd have to do it in Japan most likely (Comcept have a US business outlet but I don't think they handle money) where they hold jurisdiction. You're also likely not to win due to the nature of the funding considering that refunds under Kickstarter's rules are only given on project cancellation.
I think you'd be setting yourself up for being hit with more lawyer's and court fees than what you'd get back in the end.