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series and expect it to work right then and there in SFM.

There's no way in hell you're going to be able to drag and drop Mario and/or Luigi or anyone else from the Mario Bros. There's no way in hell you're going to be able to just drag and drop Tracer or anyone else from Overwatch and expect it to work right then and there in SFM. That, and even if you were to turn SFM into your own LHC to make things featuring non-Valve things, you're gonna be out on your own in mostly unexplored territory anyway. That's why if you're gonna go and try to make them collide, you're gonna be using 3rd party forums which might have things somewhere on Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or somewhere else. But you're pretty much asking for trouble if you're gonna put it up on the Steam Workshop, as guess what, there's a fill in the blanks DMCA form available for Workshop submissions. That's gonna happen, whether or not companies like it or they don't, it's all a matter of time. Sure, there's nothing stopping anyone from turning SFM into their own LHC and making Valve stuff and Blizzard stuff (or Nintendo stuff, or Riot stuff, or Three Rings/Grey Havens stuff, or stuff) smash together, even if the extent of you using Valve stuff is just limited to the SFM platform. Moral of the story: you really shouldn't be using the 'easy way' (AKA Steam Workshop) for 3rd party stuff in the first place. While Blizzard has disappointed me many times over the last 10 years, I assume they have no ill feelings towards the wonderful communities that make fan-art based on their works and I hope they will work to correct this mistake. The SFM community is tight knit and models are still being shared via Steam chat and other IM services. People keep sharing these models through other channels, like SFMLab and/or other file hosts. In the mean time, these takedowns accomplish nothing. I am assuming that's what happened to the models on the Steam Workshop, and I expect they will get re-uploaded eventually. They send these takedowns on behalf of Blizzard, even though Blizzard themselves most likely would not object to that type of content. The downside to this is that those law firms often don't have the same understanding of the fanbase that Blizzard does. In SFMLab's history I have only received two takedown requests from a major company.(HBO, regarding some Game of Thrones models) These takedowns usually come from law firms hired by Blizzard to protect their IP. That said, takedowns like that are incredibly rare for the site. I have yet to receive a takedown request from Blizzard, but I will comply when they come my way. The site currently hosts several Overwatch and Warcraft resources. Hey everyone, I'm the admin of, a resource site for both SFW and NSFW SFM content.

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