Dmitri
Reserves
If you have ever visited evo-web forums, you probably saw their rules regarding file sharing and monetization:
It's very actual especially right now, when many modders (facemakers in particular) post ad-links and advertise their media accounts (patreon, twitter, etc.).
The first thing, and most important - is that soccergaming transforms from a place for sharing mods and knowledge into a place for sharing ads. So some people, instead of sharing mods with the community, share ad links. These people might say, but we created the content ourselves, and we distribute it however we want? I agree. But why did you decide to advertise here on the forum? Do you want to turn soccergaming into an advertising dump? How did the website deserve such an attitude towards itself?
The second thing is user privacy and security. Some of paid-link services act very bad in terms of privacy and security, some ask to install third-parry applications. If you are a little versed in IT, then you understand that no one will ask you to install any software on your PC "just like that". So it turns out that the site is gradually turning into a place where people can become victims of scammers without any problems.
This is my appeal to the administration, or more precisely, to people who still cares about the website.
@Chuny @RobbieD_PL
What do you think about implementing such rules here on soccergaming?
Please stop the transformation of soccergaming into an advertising garbage with viruses.
It's very actual especially right now, when many modders (facemakers in particular) post ad-links and advertise their media accounts (patreon, twitter, etc.).
The first thing, and most important - is that soccergaming transforms from a place for sharing mods and knowledge into a place for sharing ads. So some people, instead of sharing mods with the community, share ad links. These people might say, but we created the content ourselves, and we distribute it however we want? I agree. But why did you decide to advertise here on the forum? Do you want to turn soccergaming into an advertising dump? How did the website deserve such an attitude towards itself?
The second thing is user privacy and security. Some of paid-link services act very bad in terms of privacy and security, some ask to install third-parry applications. If you are a little versed in IT, then you understand that no one will ask you to install any software on your PC "just like that". So it turns out that the site is gradually turning into a place where people can become victims of scammers without any problems.
This is my appeal to the administration, or more precisely, to people who still cares about the website.
@Chuny @RobbieD_PL
What do you think about implementing such rules here on soccergaming?
Please stop the transformation of soccergaming into an advertising garbage with viruses.
