No need to be rude, I posted it to multiple pages because multiple pages have the same issue.
I do see your point, but I feel like it is weird that people are so ok with needing to take such an awkward workaround. Like, people would be boycotting other services if those services refused to fix any issue significant enough to REQUIRE every user to jump though such hoops. We shouldn't HAVE to use external, unsupported sites, when the whole point of sites like itch is to have an accessible collection of apps, all in one place.
You're complaining to the wrong people. Us devs cannot do anything about this. It would be huge if we could host our games on fully supported platforms though, it's in all of our hopes.
I mean, even my last email to itch where I asked for it to be fixed, they just told me to use Butler... which is what I asked to be fixed. You would think itch would give their only source of income a bit of support lol.
(Edit 14 days later: It seems to be working now!)
Yeah, I kinda gathered that from the other responses I got. Seriously, I was trying to help. A person is allowed to be wrong. For many of the pages I have posted that original comment to, the issue WAS on the dev's side. But that obviously doesn't apply to every developer. I was sending the messages so uninformed devs would be able to check their work to make sure it WASN'T their fault. That doesn't mean it applies to everyone. I never claimed to know everything, either. I acknowleged my own mistakes. I'm just a bit sad that so many people seem to think I'm just a troll.
I thought you were a troll as well to be honest, the signs are all there. You created a fresh account to post the same messages on everyone's page and seemingly didn't ask us any questions like "why?". But now I understand that you're trying to help. I think it could have just been done in a better way. Most of us are happy to explain things :)
But... It's not a fresh account? It's more than three years old. And unfortunately for me, previous experience on this site has made me wary of asking "why" as a question. Nobody takes the question seriously. I've found that asking "how", is better.
(Even better than that is just pretending you know the answer, so people correct you with the right answer. Cunningham's Law.)