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I wouldn't say it's as simple as telling everyone they need to "adapt." Not everyone is willing to create promotional content that pushes into questionable gray areas. Many developers in this space simply want to promote their games without worrying about whether their marketing crosses a line. This is yet another example of how @FNCreate has failed its creators and the broader ecosystem. By allowing certain promotional practices to exist in a gray area without providing a definitive yes or no on what's acceptable, they've created an environment where creators willing to push those boundaries gain an advantage over those trying to follow the rules. And when those practices become effective, other creators are essentially pressured to follow suit just to remain competitive. Creators shouldn't have to gamble with enforcement or risk their livelihoods just to compete on a level playing field. Clear guidelines, transparent communication, and consistent enforcement shouldn't be too much to ask.