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Go Get Scared67 days ago (1 edit)

That’s… wild… not even the word “penis” is used.

Genuine question. If these are the boundaries; then the games with implied violence, or skulls or somethin’ in their game. Are they removed too? That’s upsetting :/

I mean, maybe the boundaries for when something is NSFW isn’t as… puritanical where I’m from. But I even consulted some people, and made sure the thing in the game was the least gratuitous it could be. It is simply “sausage shaped”, not even phalically accurate (no “head” or testicles or something).

If this is the hard boundary that is hopefully being applied universally, then I understand. I am merely upset, because I really enjoyed the vibes of the Jam and all the submissions, and was looking forward to participating more.

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G2 G267 days ago

No, the games with skulls and violence aren't gonna be removed, its just the fact that sadly the penis implication was simply too on the nose (me and my other co-host had to really sit down and talk about it), It is being applied universally (the no sexual stuff), I really hope that you do participate more because I really did Enjoy the game and the art is Stellar and I'd Really love to see more. 

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Go Get Scared67 days ago (2 edits)

If that’s the verdict then that’s the verdict. I’m from Denmark, so our version of nsfw may be different (we have a popular children’s cartoon about a guy with a long penis) it’s a subjective taste thing. I have nothing against your subjective standard, I was just colored surprised because it very much was within my standards. No ill hate, just suddenly surprised it was removed.

Ps. the only reason I asked about blood and skulls is because boundaries so strict (again where I personally are from) usually is because it is abstaining from ALL forms depictions, subtle or not, of violence, sexuality, etc.

Edit: I wanna emphasize. I have nothing against where you and your co-host have personally set the boundaries for submissions. It was just the shock of getting some nice comments and feedback, to suddenly having it removed, from what I understood as being perfectly safe for work.

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G2 G267 days ago

that's fair (we're from the US), and I am sorry for the shock, thank you for understanding and hopefully we can see what you do next time around

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