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Their DRM is like nope we don't like DRM and you can verify the email of user if you want.. If you are indie dev and if a small coin is important just ditch itch. :) there's no such a thing called humanity in piracy. Because people who love to steal other people's work say DRM is wrong. lol "You can use this API call to verify that someone has bought your game on itch.io on your own server. You are responsible for verifying their email address first, otherwise they could attempt to guess an email they don’t own in order to fake ownership." See More
Indie games applying to GOG are reportedly rejected using a copy-paste form letter with a few words changed. The personalised feedback promised to users on the indie game submission page is not provided. In at least one case, it has been claimed that GOG did not look at the game's website or download it before rejecting it. See More
GOG may charge more in some regions as publishers request so. But in those cases they give the extra cash back as credits for buying another game. For example, the lowest price for the game is U$20 in US, but if in your region it costs U$30 they will give you U$10 back as credits for your next purchase. See More
GOG.com has a policy of always providing feedback in regards to both your game and its place on the platform. Though it does appear that it is often a form letter with little changed for each developer. So while it may be difficult to know exactly why a game was rejected or if GOG even actually looked at it, there will at least be a confirmation of rejection. See More
It is too easy for developers to game the Greenlight system and get their horribly broken games on to Steam for sale. this leads to a market that can not be trusted to have only worthwhile working games. It should not be a gamble as to whether or not ones game will work once paid for. See More