Goddammit! Not more of you folks! Listen, and I'm only going to ask nicely ONCE: Sprite edits, recolours or sprites that are licenced by any other then you yourself, are not to be posted here. Remove them, or I shall report you for stolen art.
A recent message from starspell proves you wrong, sprites (be they custom or not) are allowed here. However this user did make a mistake by not placing his edits in his shareables. I rest my case. Jury finds defendant not guilty, as long as he places edits in the shareables.
Mind telling me what the fuck's wrong with edits in the first place? Opinions are one thing, untill it becomes fact, it's still just an opinion. I understand hating recolors, but this is becoming a little drastic. Plus, most edits support the good artwork here.
Edits and recolours are basically the same. They're going into paint and changing pixels of a sprite around, be it changing the colours, or adding more pixels (i.e. hair, shoes, etc). They're equally bad, and I don't see how the things would support good artwork, as you say.
You just don't get it, do you? The edits don't support them, the editors do. I thought you would be smart enough to understand that. You can have you're own opinion on the quality of them, but that doesn't affect anyone else. Hate all you want, you're getting nowhere.
All that editors supports is their own shitty sprite edits. By making more, they push the good art down. Now how's that supporting the good art, hmm? Think about that, child.
You're unable to read aren't you? Editors don't only make sprite edits, they can draw too(like myself, but I can't get sheezy to upload them). So I don't have a good reason to listen to you, or think about anything you tell me to.
No, bad dimwit! Sega OWNS Sonic. Let's say you own a painting, worth billions of dollars! Suddenly, people start to produce painting VERY alike yours. You can sue them, because they STOLEN your art. That's what you do. You've illegally used Sega's property for use not intended by Sega: eg. recolouring and private use.