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Temp closing topic for a few days due to heated comments.

Something for everyone to think about in the upcoming days because I see things wrong on both sides of the argument that took place:

On one hand:
One thing I noticed is that the friction is largely due to issues regarding the question "Can you make assets, sounds, or anything for this project?“. A good collab is where all the collaborators are on the same page of what is being asked of them and what they're willing to offer. However, it does require the instructions to be clear as well as some flexibility and understanding (there is no point in harping on someone if a person made a genuine mistake and added the answer in ”Notes" instead of the question itself). This especially in consideration that everyone here is underage and that this is an international online community.

On the other hand:
If a person seeking to join any collab find the instructions or overall collab too demanding, it's better to just not join the collab instead of trying to argue why you should be let in. Not every collab project will be a good fit, even if the subject matter is of interest to you. Making a thread in the request forums might be a better place to offer services on your own schedule if you're seeking to give help to others. It's best to just apologize for misunderstanding the collab's rules and just move on.