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Datamining sucks, but you can't blame people for using public content; it is not the same as leaking content. The person behind most of them is open to talking about them and stated it multiple times; still, it does appear it did not happen.

Datamining sucks, but you can't blame people for using public content; it is not the same as leaking content. The person behind most of them is open to talking about them and stated it multiple times; still, it does appear it did not happen.

neon31HS

Posted 4 years, 1 month ago (Source)

Datamining sucks, but you can't blame people for using public content; it is not the same as leaking content. The person behind most of them is open to talking about them and stated it multiple times; still, it does appear it did not happen.

neon31HS

Posted 4 years, 1 month ago (Source)

I really wish that Blizzard does the best to fix it, not just as a content creator but also as a player. Why would you, as a player, be ever interested in checking out the official reveals when most of the content has been seen either way?

neon31HS

Posted 4 years, 1 month ago (Source)

The entire situation is a bit more complex than I stated here, but I am pretty sure if Blizzard really wanted it, they could figure a way out. Most people are not happy with the current situation, even when they profit from it, and I hope people will learn about it.

neon31HS

Posted 4 years, 1 month ago (Source)

To add a bit of detail to it, as I am sure most of you know less than me, it seems as anyone (in theory) can access builds early. And even game designer @Songbird_HS stated that "you can't fault people for publishing information they're given." https://t.co/tKYHq3bp3l

Chadd Nervigg

Posted 4 years, 1 month ago (Source)

@neon31HS @Songbird_HS No, this is not true. It is not public, and not anyone can access it.

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Datamining sucks, but you can't blame people for using public content; it is not the same as leaking content.

The person behind most of them is open to talking about them and stated it multiple times; still, it does appear it did not happen. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484131522173190147">None</a>)
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I really wish that Blizzard does the best to fix it, not just as a content creator but also as a player.

Why would you, as a player, be ever interested in checking out the official reveals when most of the content has been seen either way? (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484131525193043970">None</a>)
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The entire situation is a bit more complex than I stated here, but I am pretty sure if Blizzard really wanted it, they could figure a way out.

Most people are not happy with the current situation, even when they profit from it, and I hope people will learn about it. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484131528372277253">None</a>)
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To add a bit of detail to it, as I am sure most of you know less than me, it seems as anyone (in theory) can access builds early.

And even game designer @Songbird_HS stated that "you can't fault people for publishing information they're given."

https://t.co/tKYHq3bp3l (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484134592860807177">None</a>)
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@neon31HS @Songbird_HS No, this is not true. It is not public, and not anyone can access it. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484136062838767619">Chadd Nervigg</a>)
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Datamining sucks, but you can't blame people for using public content; it is not the same as leaking content.

The person behind most of them is open to talking about them and stated it multiple times; still, it does appear it did not happen.

I really wish that Blizzard does the best to fix it, not just as a content creator but also as a player.

Why would you, as a player, be ever interested in checking out the official reveals when most of the content has been seen either way?

The entire situation is a bit more complex than I stated here, but I am pretty sure if Blizzard really wanted it, they could figure a way out.

Most people are not happy with the current situation, even when they profit from it, and I hope people will learn about it.

To add a bit of detail to it, as I am sure most of you know less than me, it seems as anyone (in theory) can access builds early.

And even game designer @Songbird_HS stated that "you can't fault people for publishing information they're given."

https://t.co/tKYHq3bp3l

@neon31HS @Songbird_HS No, this is not true. It is not public, and not anyone can access it. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1484136062838767619">Source</a>)
 
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