I read a BBC version of this article and saw this:

I’m not saying he’s a fake gamer guy.
I’m simply saying, if playing madden is supposed to be evidence of legit gamer cred then it’s not very effective. Combine with the apparent fake playing video game on live feed it pretty much doing the opposite of arguing against that fake gamer claim.

avid player of the Madden football games

A YouTube video with nearly 900,000 views titled “Why Anthem Should Scare You | Has EA Destroyed Bioware?” just miiiight be the type of thing that the second-to-last paragraph of this article is talking about.

“Pretending to be dominant over another race” is not the definition of racism.

Yes, I’m sure a YouTube video with an unrelated “angry feminist” meme in the thumbnail will have a very reasoned approach to racism.

My friends and I lovingly refer to Eve as “Excel: The Final Spreadsheet”

I’d copyright that now.

I’m all about ghosting social events, in fact I often skip the middle man and never even show up to begin with - I call it foreghosting.

The difference in this case however. Many of the images in a Patreon aren’t necessarily made for a specific individual. It’s not “I paid you to write this book and will do with it as I please”, it’s “I paid to enter this private art gallery and took photos of the paintings and distributed their likeness.” Also akin to…

Just peddling porn, after spending years learning how to draw what people are actually willing to give money for. Years and years of dicks. Miles of dick. Can you do that?

If you’re idea of good furry art is a human girls head on top of a skunk well.. you won’t see much of that in the fandom. Plus you can’t be a brony and claim furries have bad art. That’s a black kettle type of situation.

(psst... There’s plenty out there. Just gets buried. And I do love me some Hepzibah.)

Yiff.Party was originally an experiment, its admin, who wouldn’t give his name, told me over e-mail. It blew up on 8chan’s furry message board. “The site’s mission is simply to make paid Patreon content available for free,” he told me. “We’re not out to get creators or make them lose income.”

Artists do it for themselves and the profit is a bonus. The term starving artist exists for a reason.

“Artists do it for themselves and the profit is a bonus. The term starving artist exists for a reason.”

“How dare artists expect to get paid for their work.”

Yes. So that other people can profit off of the labor of artists without having to pay them and then feel good about themselves for doing it.

Well, thanks for giving them, like, 100x the coverage.