Direct_Ad18 t1_je7u7ta wrote on March 30, 2023 at 1:08 AM

Reply to comment by gamerdudeNYC in My Sister is a Disney nut and was asking me why these are around the city and idk what to say by gamerdudeNYC

The person responded with the artist's website which happens to be a store, which is generally common of all artists since selling their art is literally how they make a living. It was the easiest way for you to figure out what the artwork was and where it came from. Not everyone is famous and has a Wikipedia page. Wtf? This is the weirdest thing I've seen someone get angry about on Reddit. Just admit you are overreacting, learn from this experience, grow as a person, and move on.

gamerdudeNYC OP t1_je8ffov wrote on March 30, 2023 at 4:03 AM

It was a link to a store, that was the only response

It could’ve said “the artist is THIS and this is the Store”

A person sending a link to a store could’ve been anything, it could be a bot trying to steal that person’s work from the actual artist.

When a completely anonymous, random thing on the internet sends you to a site to buy something, do you always do it without question?

Direct_Ad18 t1_je8g5jt wrote on March 30, 2023 at 4:10 AM

If I asked the question you asked and someone responded with a link to the artists storefront? I would have responded and said, "cool, thanks!" and it would have been the most boring reddit exchange on the planet.

Take the L man. Seriously. It's ok. Reddit is anonymous. You can still go out in public without people knowing you might be the dumbest person alive.

gamerdudeNYC OP t1_je8gleu wrote on March 30, 2023 at 4:14 AM

Yeah it’s hard to argue against actual logic, as you’re well aware