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I'm receiving many comments and messages about the changes to Kickstarter's policy on nudity and adult content. I'm not sure whether it is clear that this isn't just a #hardcover problem but one about art identity and forced rebranding. 1/4

Spiridon

@spiridude.com

When our way of communicating was slowly forced in a different direction by social media, chats, and forums, it happened so slowly that it was hard to notice, but in this case, it is just one brutal cut after another, and people still talk about adapting. 2/4

15/5/26, 5:17 am8 reposts35 likes

Spiridon

@spiridude.com

15 May

Adaptation is what is forced on us and should not be the answer. The answer to this should be authenticity. We discuss this on my server a lot, but the issue with Stripe dictating to artists what is considered "artistic value," like they earned the right to do so, is just a joke. 3/4

Spiridon

@spiridude.com

15 May

Or at least it feels like one. I decided to do both things in the end. I will change platforms, but my last #hardcover campaign will certainly happen on Kickstarter despite their policy. And I will make it a funny thing for you and an embarrassing one for Stripe. 4/4