This is a very unfair and sudden dismissal.

[Rails]

I was very shocked by the news that came up around 12 o'clock yesterday (Korean time). I am one of the fans who loved the story illustrator's work.First of all, according to Korean law, notice of dismissal must be delivered at least one month in advance, but Project Moon is not even following basic labor laws because it listens to incels. Also, the articles presented as evidence were from 2018, and even those were found through an illegal archiving site that had already been deleted by the author.

I was a female gamer who loved Project Inquiry games for 7 years, and Project Inquiry games gave me dreams and hopes. And Kim Ji-hoon trampled on that 'dream and hope'. In the future, if I ever make a game in Korea, there is only anxiety that I will lose my job due to malicious background investigations at any time.

Today is my birthday.
And I must feel like I lost my dream on my birthday.

Many cartoonists who collaborated with Project Moon testify that they felt absurd during the collaboration process. And now I fired an illustrator I worked with for two years with just a few tweets. Hmm... If the 'wealth and honor' director Kim Ji-hoon wanted was just a popular DCinside post, then congratulations, you've achieved your goal!

I wish I could eat ♥♥♥♥.

[Rails]

Originally posted by RaisuDay:

From all the information that I have consumed in these past days whether they are true or not. I know for sure it's something related to the summer event not the bugs and stuff anymore (It could be).

Like the illustrator (Vellmori) that got fired is not the one who made the summer id but she made the cg art. People still somehow dug through their past from 6 YEARS AGO to use it as an evidence. It could be that this message could not be deleted or not (I don't know). But, it's very unfair on her side. This whole drama just sucks.

Also happy birthday!, hope things get better!

Thank you so much for wishing me a happy birthday! Actually, at first there were problems with summer events and swimsuits, but various reports of errors were bigger. However, because Twitter's feedback came faster than DCinside's, they suspected 'Project Moon' supported feminism, and eventually dug up the past six years ago.

Either way, it's still a terrible thing. I lost my dream on my birthday and I'm feeling lost. Some men are bad and most of them are normal men, but 'some' abnormal men make it hard for everyone.

[Dr. Robotnik's Nice Rice Device]

Originally posted by Rails:

Either way, it's still a terrible thing. I lost my dream on my birthday and I'm feeling lost. Some men are bad and most of them are normal men, but 'some' abnormal men make it hard for everyone.

Trust me, people in the West have had this discussion in the past, quite thoroughly at that. It's easy to see why some people fall into using broad strokes, insulting all men, and why some respond with equal vitriol - it's never easy to meet in the middle, but I like to think that the game shows that simple compassion for each other can go a long way.

[RaisuDay]

Sorry that I deleted my post, I feel like the things I have said are not the right information I have taken. Also, I'm just as lost as you, hopefully the drama is not going to be stuck here for a long time and pray for the PM safety as well. I'm just worry for the fired artist and PM employees.

So yeah, this week sucks LOL

[Rails]

Originally posted by Dr. Robotnik's Nice Rice Device:

Originally posted by Rails:

Either way, it's still a terrible thing. I lost my dream on my birthday and I'm feeling lost. Some men are bad and most of them are normal men, but 'some' abnormal men make it hard for everyone.

Trust me, people in the West have had this discussion in the past, quite thoroughly at that. It's easy to see why some people fall into using broad strokes, insulting all men, and why some respond with equal vitriol - it's never easy to meet in the middle, but I like to think that the game shows that simple compassion for each other can go a long way.

That gives me some comfort. Certainly, Korean users are immature about gender issues. Because Korea has made rapid progress and we are still in the transition period between gender equality and patriarchy. We may be able to find the answer to the question in discussions with Westerners....

Thanks for replying! Thanks to you, I think it can be a little better birthday.

[Rails]

Originally posted by RaisuDay:

Sorry that I deleted my post, I feel like the things I have said are not the right information I have taken. Also, I'm just as lost as you, hopefully the drama is not going to be stuck here for a long time and pray for the PM safety as well. I'm just worry for the fired artist and PM employees.

So yeah, this week sucks LOL

Everyone makes mistakes. Also, rest assured I was on another discussion tab then and didn't see your mistake ;-)

And I agree with you. We want PM's staff and fired artists to find new jobs and work in a safe environment.

[Caiocas]

I'm sorry that you feel your dream is over, my advice would be to persevere on that dream but make plans to move abroad. Most game development is done in the West and you can rest easy in the knowledge that you're very unlikely to be fired by something you said in your social media, specially if you said it in korean as that isn't widely spoken here.

If you feel like you can't do that, then I hope that you can find another way there in South Korea. I also feel that Project Moon really jumped the gun here, most outrage about internet drama usually dies down pretty quickly, odds are that if the company had just kept quiet about it and kept releasing things the outrage would have just been forgotten like so many internet dramas are.