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Nintendo's systemic policy of miscrediting is harming external translators
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2024
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I'm surprised this is even legal. Why do we not have a law requiring credits to properly give credit?
We do, standard contract law. If your contract says you should be getting credit, and you aren't given credit, that's an enforcable contract violation.