Re: Please someone give me your registration key for Manamon
Many people in their younger days searched for cracks for all sorts of things, so one simple post explaining this is enough.
In a lot of cases, the explanatory post was in the form of a sternly worded mod warning asking them not to discuss cracks. Wasn't really a situation handled gently. This guy was perfectly capable of saying:
Can someone please buy Manamon for me? I am just too young to buy it, and i want the full game. Please and thank you.
or something to that effect, and even i would have responded in kind and someone would probably have offered to buy it or contribute somehow. Being too young to buy stuff? We've all been there. But being to young doesn't mean go *asking* for cracks. In fairness to him, the wording of his post was polite in that he was politely asking, but he was politely asking for the wrong thing. That's how I was easily able to reword it into could someone please buy the game for me.
Speaking of courtesy, why are people concerning themselves with how the community reacts/shames people who ask the community for cracks? Is it because of this hypersensitive culture or something? There were and are times where the community pretty much unanimously agreed on giving members like that a stern reminder of how they are potentially hurting developers by asking for cracks, see this topic as a good example.
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