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Ursprünglich geschrieben von David Kolář:

Sadly, it's most probably 100% of income AFTER deducting Steam's 30-or-so % fee. In that case it would make more sense to sell keys for those DLCs on your own SCS website's e-shop. Or do Steam has special zero-profit tariff for charity stuff? If not, it is not so good contribute this way, if someone get such profit from a good cause.

I kinda agree, Steam is not really the best place for charity, since they get a cut off EVERYTHING...

If one is so concerned about donations to charities being cut by the likes of Steam, then donate to them directly.

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Nice event SCS Team, together we are stronger. Congratulations and a hug from a brazilian fan

^_^

just saying, it's kinda sad that they make us pay for this, they should make it a free update and donate some money to them

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Darkireland:

no doubt you will have an event to support prostate cancer research to right ?

we can only hope

Still got no answer to my question but ok...

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Ruca-PT:

Question:

As stated in the Rules "... 1,000,000 deliveries of Pink Ribbon goods using the provided Pink Ribbon trailer."
I ask if the said Pink Ribbon trailer is available to everyone or only for the DLC owners?

It's available to everyone. The DLC is not directly connected to the WoTr Event.

Do we know anything about Steam cutting 30% of this price? Don't they do anything special for this event, for example making an exception for this case? Any response from Steam?

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ᛒᚢᚱᚴᛁ:

No thanks. These charities tend to pocket the money and spend it on lobbyists for agendas rather than actually helping people. How about next time you make the charity to scholarships for doctors, because when my mom got cancer the reason she survived was because of aggressive chemo and not some pink ribbon.

Ye got any proof that they pocket the money?
The Pink Ribbon Charity - "The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to fund projects and provide financial support to UK charities which relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, have been affected by breast cancer, or who work to advance the understanding of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment."
Helped charities such as -
Imperial College Trust
Imperial College Healthcare
Irish Cancer Foundation
Keeping Abreast
Kilmarnock Community Sports Trust
Kings College London
Cancer Lifeline
Cancer Recovery Foundation
Cancer Research Campaign
Cancer Resource Centre
Cancer Support Centre – Sutton Coldfield
Cancer Support Scotland
Cancer Support UK
Cancer Support Yorkshire

But that is for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Thank you for replying Ryu.

Before anyone whines about "pinkwashing" and how little of the money makes it to meaningful causes, SCS has specifically chosen the BCRF as a recipient of the proceeds. They are right to refer to BCRF as "reputable", based on the large proportion of their proceeds that go to real charitable causes, rather than lining executive pocketbooks or needless marketing, as with some other high profile pink ribbon "charities". Props to SCS for doing their research.

Always nice to see companies exploiting diseases for profit.