[img]https://i.imgur.com/ns3V9tQ.png[/img] MFGG mainsite user ultraguy2009 recently had a sprite sheet of his declined. The sprite sheet in question? A single pixel. Registering on the mainsite two days ago, ultraguy2009's hopes to be a part of the ever-expanding community were swiftly shattered after his 119 byte sprite sheet was declined by the quality control team. ultraguy2009, however, would not be going down without a fight, and immediately started yelling and screaming at the site staff for denying his "right" to be a part of the mainsite. He was swiftly muted shortly after. Here's what ultraguy2009's mother had to say about the issue at hand: [quote="ultraguy2009's mother"]I don't know what my precious 7-year-old Sammy did to deserve such a thing as this. He couldn't stop crying for 8 whole hours...I'm surprised he was even able to cry that much. I haven't seen him nearly this upset ever since his friend said he couldn't play with him the day before. I don't know who this Mario Fan Games Gallery is, but I do hope you'll reconsider letting him have a voice. If thousands of these square thingies are accepted every day, why can't my son's be?[/quote] The MFGG mainsite staff are already hard at work revising their terms of use to allow as many people to enjoy the site's content as possible.

fucking heresy

120 bytes? Sure, now it's on the site. 119 bytes? Sorry, not enough effort. We need new QC.

Okay...but what if I gave you TWO pixels?

As the top advocate for "not useful not on the site" I must admit, I am against declining such a sprite sheet. I believe it can be argued that a sprite sheet that is a single pixel is the most versatile and adaptable sprite that could possibly be accepted, and I am aghast that such a tragedy has befallen the site.

I hear ulrtaguy2009 is attempting to send in a fangame.....