paladin181: This is the most baffling to me. GOG needs most of these developers more than the developers need GOG.
Darvond: I would even use the phrase "thunderingly moronic" to describe the current phrasing.
Good metaphor. :)
It does make me wonder just how many submissions Gog receives —— are there myriad unsolicited spam-like game curation requests that the front-facing team members must cut a swathe through every time they log on, perhaps? Or is it, as feared merely a very poorly worded unprofessional (to call it "emo" would not be out of line) response?
There is also an opportunity here to use the community. Properly organized, people could beta-test games for Gog (using a (set of) standard vanilla configuration(s) to make sure a prospective game was able to work) in teams of virtual testers. (This would require a lot of organization, though.)
