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I didn't mean the BBC advertised the BBC Writers' Comics; I'm saying the release of the BBC Writers' Comics by the BBC on their website ''served'' to advertise the ''Comic Creator'' game itself. If the BBC releases some comics on their website as a way of promoting the game, then clearly, the release is a commercial move, not a mere matter of giving non-monetized attention to fan productions by famous people. | I didn't mean the BBC advertised the BBC Writers' Comics; I'm saying the release of the BBC Writers' Comics by the BBC on their website ''served'' to advertise the ''Comic Creator'' game itself. If the BBC releases some comics on their website as a way of promoting the game, then clearly, the release is a commercial move, not a mere matter of giving non-monetized attention to fan productions by famous people. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:30, 27 April 2023
I didn't mean the BBC advertised the BBC Writers' Comics; I'm saying the release of the BBC Writers' Comics by the BBC on their website served to advertise the Comic Creator game itself. If the BBC releases some comics on their website as a way of promoting the game, then clearly, the release is a commercial move, not a mere matter of giving non-monetized attention to fan productions by famous people.
