29 days ago

read this.


Well, I had no desire to blow this out of proportion, but my attempts to resolve the matter amicably were—to put it mildly....ignored.

Due to certain circumstances, I became a co-creator of a game by user @jeekCode , for which I voluntarily created banner art. Subsequently, my artwork was brazenly run through an AI without my permission, and the resulting images (attached to this post) were then used to design the game pages.

My attempts to find out the reason for these actions resulted in this person completely denying their guilt (screenshot №4), and my comment asking this question was subsequently deleted. For me, this signaled that this person was not ready to engage in a reasonable dialogue. (This was later confirmed by the blocking of my account, lol .)

I'm not asking for an inquisition to be launched against this person, but I would be grateful for the dissemination of this information so that they can finally understand that they committed a reckless act, to put it mildly.

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