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Off The Record #14 - Smash Direct & Speculation, IGN Plagiarism (Patreon)

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2018-08-09 17:14:14
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We unpack the Super Smash Bros. Direct presentation in detail, going over our favourite bits and theories about possible future reveals. There's some discussion about a certain angry fanbase and then we delve into the second major segment on the IGN plagiarism scandal. Be prepared for a big rant.

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Anonymous

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Anonymous

I'm glad you brought up IGN not crediting people on their socials. There was an incident where they reposted a Bowser-Peach render from a well known artist, and credited a random dude who'd also reposted it on Reddit. The slightest bit of research, reverse image searching, or checking the dude's Reddit profile, could have avoided it. I brought it up to Peer, and he did say he'd have a word with his social media team to make sure their reposts are properly credited. Not sure if any changes have been made since then, but it bothered me enough to unfollow quite a few of their socials.

LiamRobertson
>>14547536

I'm glad I'm not the only one noticing this stuff, Jake. I see it everywhere. It isn't just select articles. They need to sit everyone down there and tell them it's not okay for them to snub smaller content creators simply because they're bigger than them. They should be leading by example, not stealing content and making excuses for it. We all make mistakes but this is becoming a recurring thing with them and I think it has something to do with the culture at IGN. It needs to be fixed.