> A dev posting their own content for once should be some of the most welcomed content. It's usually accompanied by Q&A and insights into the design process, th

> A dev posting their own content for once should be some of the most welcomed content. It's usually accompanied by Q&A and insights into the design process, the rare opportunity to actually talk to the creator of a game on that subreddit. Sad to see so many people attack it because it's just obvious advertisement. I disagree with this. There are thousands of Indie developers out there trying to win the game programming lottery, and the main tool at their disposal is posting on sites like reddit or spamming on twitter. The result is that most of this content is low quality and of little interest to the broader gaming community. To put it differently, for every Vlambeer there are legions producing low quality spam that no one wants to see.