Faced with bad choices, I took what looked like the least-bad one, pure and simple. An engine cannot be listed, without a Publisher. A game cannot be listed, without an engine.
You've gotta see how ModDB's stupid system works, it's completely built around the idea that only mods will ever use it, even though it's becoming an indie-game location.
I suppose I could have made a seperate SY publisher, but then everybody would be jumping down my throat for "controlling what the SYs can say about their own engine", or other bullshit, because whoever founds the group is then the controller. See how this goes? I was annoyed and totally frustrated with this, tbh- I just wanted the game listed, that's all, and had to fill out a bazillion forms, list a company address, etc., etc.
Meh... when you hear back from the ModDB people about this, Nemo, if they can make that change for the current Spring "game" entry, great, I'll just edit my listing to match up, and then ask them to axe the then-orphaned "clone" that will exist, because it'll be redundant.
Until then, since it's massively offensive to everybody, I'll edit the Spring Engine listing to a generic placeholder name, to make this un-confusing, in case anybody might actually be confused, and hope that eventually this gets straightened out, so that I am giving proper credit to the ENGINE creators, while retaining the proper title of GAME, with all that implies... mmmkkkk?
I don't want to come back to this topic, reading some bullshit about how now I'm not crediting the SYs, though, this is just temporary until Nemo has gotten them to change the listing. We all ok with that? P.U.R.E. is a game, I am a publisher, I own the IP, and I am not listing it as a mod. Period.
