His Mario Maker 1 levels of the same name are still up. Doesn't make sense how it's do inconsistent if that's the problem.
And either eay, that's still just reason for clarity on Nintendo's part so at the very least level creators can know this stuff definitively send not be left wondering "but what is the reason? Why are these levels deleted, but not these other ones? What exactly am I supposed to do or not do in the future to avoid that happening in the future if I don't know what the problem is to begin with?"
As like that's all GPB really wants himself, is just some answers and clarity. As he said on his stream today he has no problem at all changing the name IF that's the problem. But that requires knowing that that is, in fact, the problem first send the one thing Nintendo's the ld him is not the problem is the name. He has no problem changing it if Nintendo has a problem with it, but that requires them actually telling him that that's the problem in the first place and having that clarity instead if insisting it's not but not saying what the problem is.
As that's what it all comes back to, that clarity, so that level creators can actually fix this stuff and notrun into the sane problems sgsin in the future, but that requires knowing what the problem is to begin with.
Like, why is that not the takeaway here instead? The only reason I can guess is that would require accepting that nobody here actually knows anything about what did or didn't happen here. And that's very uncomfortable. Whereas on the other hand, if you know the answer, well, problem solved right? Nothing left to talk about, as it's obviously this or that. But admitting you don't know the answer, that leaves uncertainties in the air, send that's not a comfortable feeling, so why do that and actually try to get to the bottom of things when you can just go case closed instead despite not knowing anymore than anyone else and your guess being no better or worse than theirs.
No matter how you slice it, theirs no reason for Nintendo not to he more clear when this stuff happens so that level creators can actually be comfortable knowing what the problem was so they can actually avoid in the future and not just be guessing send just as easily be wrong.
Nintendo might be the most historically opaque company in the entire video gaming industry. Expecting them to provide clarity upon request is likely the same as pissing into the wind. They have never changed this opacity regardless of how much pressure has been applied externally, and I highly doubt this issue is going to be their turning point. He can only make changes he suspects will prevent his levels from being deleted. Would it be great if Nintendo suddenly had a change of heart and began a new age of community outreach and cooperation? Absolutely. Is that likely to happen any time soon? History says no.