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AGMoyer
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So I have been creating many skins for a while now and I've had a few personal requests of characters from particular sources that turned out great. My question is...
What is more Important? What skin looks like or where it comes from?
Would like either a staff member to answer or someone who has experience with this same question.
Thanks for Reading!
What is more Important? What skin looks like or where it comes from?
Would like either a staff member to answer or someone who has experience with this same question.
Thanks for Reading!
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Not sure what you're asking here.
We don't care what your skin looks like or what your skill level is. If you have original content (as long as it's appropriate for the site. No Hitler skins, please.), feel free to post it in our Skins section.
When it comes to theft though, that's never tolerated. Please only upload content you made entirely by yourself. That means not to edit/use parts of skins by other people and post them as your own or use parts from sites like SkinCraft or Miner's Need Cool Shoes.
We don't care what your skin looks like or what your skill level is. If you have original content (as long as it's appropriate for the site. No Hitler skins, please.), feel free to post it in our Skins section.
When it comes to theft though, that's never tolerated. Please only upload content you made entirely by yourself. That means not to edit/use parts of skins by other people and post them as your own or use parts from sites like SkinCraft or Miner's Need Cool Shoes.
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What I mean is what the character depicts, For example the first of a few I wanted to make public represent a character from an adult theme comic. The character is not nude. That is why I asked does it matter where it comes from?
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Oh. In that case we care more about your skin specifically. If the character depicted is appropriate in the way the skin looks, it's generally (not always) tolerated. If the back-story isn't appropriate, don't include it in the submission.
Regarding if something is or isn't appropriate, it's generally safer to message a moderator directly and ask about what you want to post and we'll tell you if it's appropriate or not.
Regarding if something is or isn't appropriate, it's generally safer to message a moderator directly and ask about what you want to post and we'll tell you if it's appropriate or not.
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Thank you, I do not know who I could've pm specifically so I figured posting is better than Trial and Error.
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Any Site Mod, really. I tend to answer my mail within a day (usually within an hour or two), so I could probably tell you if there's no one else on.
www.planetminecraft.com/team
www.planetminecraft.com/team
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I'm not quite sure what you're trying to ask, but it doesn't seem like something that would be specifically mentioned in the rules. You can post almost any skin, as long as you drew it all yourself. Style/quality and subject have virtually nothing to do with it, since those factors and their importance are pretty opinion-based. (I say "virtually nothing" because there are a few people/characters that aren't allowed: http://www.planetminecraft.com/rules/#offensive_characters)
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both, don't you get it?
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Both, should not be the answer. Why would both matter? I need an answer relating around rules as they do not actually answer my specific question. So either it doesn't matter either way or the moderators just never put any thought in to it. This is why I need answer from either staff member or someone who has asked this question to staff member.
