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-Obtaining permissions can be a morally and legally ambiguous problem. If you DO NOT have permission, the creator(s) might be upset and you could get in legal trouble. But, if you DO ask for permission, the creator(s) might post about your event on their social media account or tell their friends about it, usually it's a win-win scenario! +Obtaining permissions can be a morally and legally ambiguous problem. 
  
 A creator might appreciate you including their game and even signal boost your event on social media, or they might feel like you are benefiting from their work without compensation. Either way, asking permission is a really good idea. A creator might appreciate you including their game and even signal boost your event on social media, or they might feel like you are benefiting from their work without compensation. Either way, asking permission is a really good idea.
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