Talk:Crying Is Not Enough

Controversy Section

I worked on this page recently, trying to bring the content up to standards of other wikipedia articles. Shortly after my last edit, A Controversy Section was added by a non-registered user, reading as follows:

On July 9th, 2020 voice over artist Belsheber Rusape, Jr. alleged on his Twitter feed that the company had not paid him for the work performed for the game; several other voice actors chimed in, all making the same claim.

After I removed the section for not being referenced, it was again placed in, this time with references (though I am not sure a Twitter account counts as such). I was unable to find any follow-up, or official media or press (other than said Twitter comments, which are indeed made by the game's credited Voice Actors) which either confirm or challenge these statements, while Storyline Team does not appear to have responded. Hence, I am not sure whether this warrants a Section on the Wikipedia article of the game, or even if this qualifies as a "controversy" (as there are no contradicting views or other sources to further establish a story, much more a controversial one). As it stands, and as this was referenced in the Twittter feed, this seems more like an attempt to put pressure on the game's developers to resolve an issue. While this may be true, I am not sure whether Wikipedia is a proper platform for dispute resolution.

I'd like to state here that I am not in any way associated with this game (nor its creators or voice actors) and have no stake in this whatsoever. My interest in this stems from a recent series of articles I wrote to shine more light on the Greek video game development scene. CinE just happened to already exist, so I just made improvements.

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