• Squidiey@lemmy.ml
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        3 hours ago

        Didn’t get one.

        Talking about GOG the DRM-free digital PC game store.

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          Yes they sent an email with the subject containing two runes resembling the SS logo.

          “They didn’t notice”, but somehow they didn’t send it to German users

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            This genuinely looked like a mistake, where was it reported they didnt send it to German users? I only saw that it was a German QA team that noticed it.

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              Article linked elsewhere seems to indicate it didn’t go to German users because the German QA team found the issue before it was sent, but due to an internal communication breakdown the issue didn’t make it back to the international team before the emails had already been sent. GOG immediately apologized for the mistake and changed their internal processes to catch these types of mistakes sooner.

              It very much reads like an honest mistake, and even then it only impacted a subset of GOG users because it’s entirely dependent on the font used to render the email subject. The actual Unicode character used was a curved S (a letter from the Greek character set), but certain fonts render it looking more like the infamous SS symbol.

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        They no longer use it.

        I open it right now and all I see is flashy text with game cover art in the offers/deals pages.

        DRM-free is a big plus.