I need to be directed to SJG's policy wrt Patreons.

[Moe Lane]

I've looked at the online policy, and wish to clarify what I can and can't put on Patreon. Basically, I have a bunch of Infinity worlds that I want to collate into one big PDF and release (with the usual disclaimers, obviously). I know the rules for doing that on free sites like my personal website, but what are the restrictions for doing it on Patreon, which allows for a combination of free and subscription-only posts?

[Refplace]

If you have any questions after reading the online policy page you should contact the company directly.

[Moe Lane]

:rolling eyes: Or I could just post on a forum that I know SJG employees monitor, thus obviating the need to track down the exact person to ask because then they'd tell me who to ask. Which is clearly a bit of information that you're either unable or unwilling to provide, so thanks for the feedback and I'm going to ignore it now. :)

[RogerBW]

It's true that refplace is not an SJGames employee, but he has accurately stated the company's policy. You will have to contact them directly and not in public.

See for example https://forums.sjgames.com/showthread.php?t=175155 .

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Moe Lane

:rolling eyes: Or I could just post on a forum that I know SJG employees monitor, thus obviating the need to track down the exact person to ask because then they'd tell me who to ask. Which is clearly a bit of information that you're either unable or unwilling to provide, so thanks for the feedback and I'm going to ignore it now. :)

Well, the online policy helpfully provides mailto links, possibly follow one of them?

[Farmer]

Originally Posted by Moe Lane

:rolling eyes: Or I could just post on a forum that I know SJG employees monitor, thus obviating the need to track down the exact person to ask because then they'd tell me who to ask. Which is clearly a bit of information that you're either unable or unwilling to provide, so thanks for the feedback and I'm going to ignore it now. :)

Or...you could recognise that people are giving you the correct advice and follow it rather than ignore it and avoid suggesting that someone is trying to do anything other than help you. Your call.

[Moe Lane]

It's all right to say, "I don't know, dude."

[Farmer]

Originally Posted by Moe Lane

It's all right to say, "I don't know, dude."

But the responder did know. This isn't the first time someone's asked, and it's not the first time they've been given the answer that's in the online policy (contact them directly, not here).

It's all right to say, "Thanks for the good advice".

[fwcain]

Answers have been given for the original question.

[DON MODERATOR HAT]

Please play nice.

[DOFF MODERATOR HAT]

Thank you.
Franklin