@L3ff3n @progducto To be fair, the community perpetuates it. Any acronym in front of a name becomes a "sponsor."
I really wish esports teams would stop calling it "sponsoring" players when they pay them NOTHING. It's just straight up lying to the public
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Tack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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@L3ff3n@jamesbardolph I see sponsorship as just free advertisement for the "sponsor". Doesn't mean anything else.Tack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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@L3ff3n vgbc pays it's players...Tack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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@L3ff3n@vHologram I don't know why someone would give exposure to a team/comoany for nothing in return though... -
@L3ff3n *company. Holy crap, my spelling is free.
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@L3ff3n@progducto Sponsoring could also mean equipment/attire/or even just using their acronym/etc. But it SHOULD mean $ or entry fees.Tack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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@L3ff3n Well established teams probably think their payout is their service to help Smash grow LOLTack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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@L3ff3n a sponsor means you are supporting said sponsor. That doesn't always mean you get paid. -
@vHologram@L3ff3n If they're a sponsor, then they sponsor the athlete financially. That's how it works everywhere else. - 1 svar till
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