So, I’m trying to find a good shirt, and I know what i want but I don’t want to give my money to NBC Shirt Creators because I’m pretty sure that 99.99% of the time they are copied. What I would like is a way that I can filter out all clothing made by a particular person or group or maybe even multiple of either. That way, I can be a bit more sure that I am giving my money to someone who actually put some work into their clothes rather than just ripping it from someone else.
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The better solution would be for ROBLOX to just delete that group of scumbag copiers and remove all of their assets from the catalog. Their kind of behavior shouldn’t be acceptable in the first place.
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Just deleting that group and its assets on itself would be a pretty hypocritical move by ROBLOX though considering the entire site is riddled with copied content from both on- and off-site sources. Except they can’t delete most of that because apparently it’s considered acceptable for games/sounds/textures when it also shouldn’t be.
EDIT: Wow that just went off-topic I apologize in advance for possible derailment
Can you go to the person’s profile and look at their inventory?
I know this would be a long way down the track but some sort of auto recognition system would be nice. Short term yes having a bunch of mods go through and mass delete could work but what about in a week when they have all bounced back on new accounts or new people have come along and taken their places.
You’d have to go through every image asset ever uploaded to ROBLOX and compare it to what you were uploading. Not only would it take forever to do this, but ROBLOX also doesn’t have the resources to do this for every single image upload. Auto recognition isn’t feasible.
It doesn’t have to be 100%. And with proper indexing of records you could cut down the server load significantly. A second option would be what about you only do this for items that are on sale?
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