Message from @Hiniku

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2018-12-30 16:38:49 UTC  

hell, that whole thing with the bomber who was on gab?

2018-12-30 16:38:58 UTC  

they found him by backtracking gab

2018-12-30 16:39:05 UTC  

that information was useful

2018-12-30 16:40:32 UTC  

I can understand the sentiment behind desires to censor stuff, but that's unamerican. IMHO, giving INDIVIDUALs control over what they view is an infinitely better option than allowing a corporate autocracy to do it.

2018-12-30 16:41:07 UTC  

I never trust faceless organizations, and it's pretty plain that they're in a cartel at this point.

2018-12-30 16:42:08 UTC  

woo

2018-12-30 16:56:09 UTC  

But these companies have a fiduciary duty to thier shareholders to care about PR. The last thing they can afford based on that duty is to be associated with someone who carries out a terror attack, especially if any element of it including thier diatribes were performed using thier venue.

2018-12-30 16:57:03 UTC  

The shareholders xd

2018-12-30 16:57:04 UTC  

Unless you want a government sponsored venue, any private mass venue will have this challenge.

2018-12-30 16:57:44 UTC  

Yeah, like the people who collectively own the company. :P

2018-12-30 16:58:11 UTC  

People who want to make a return on thier investment.

2018-12-30 16:58:18 UTC  

Capitalists

2018-12-30 16:59:34 UTC  

Which is not a bad word. I'm.a capitalist and I have no shame about it. Properly regulated, capitalism is the best market dynamic humanity has yet developed.

2018-12-30 17:00:46 UTC  

To paraphrase my hero, Winston Churchill, "capitalism is the worst market mechanic, aside from everything else that has been concieved or tried."

2018-12-30 17:01:38 UTC  

I am a capitalist too, who isn't here. Doesn't mean you need to defend all aspects of it. Shareholders are kind of a parasite imo.

2018-12-30 17:02:02 UTC  

Huh? They're the owners of a public company.

2018-12-30 17:02:28 UTC  

They are a way for a company to gain capital.

2018-12-30 17:02:54 UTC  

By selling itself

2018-12-30 17:02:54 UTC  

But in large corporations it is them who ruin my video games

2018-12-30 17:02:57 UTC  

GAYMERS

2018-12-30 17:02:59 UTC  

RISE UP

2018-12-30 17:03:33 UTC  

WOW WAS USED TO BE GREAT

2018-12-30 17:03:36 UTC  

NOW LOOK AT BFA

2018-12-30 17:03:45 UTC  

IT IS A SLOT MACHINE GAME

2018-12-30 17:03:48 UTC  

It's not free money. Shareholder investment means each share is a stake in the company. Obviously there are differences in shares, but they still own it.

2018-12-30 17:03:58 UTC  

ONLY WORKING BASED ON PLAYTIME

2018-12-30 17:04:01 UTC  

NO LONGER FUN

2018-12-30 17:04:18 UTC  

IT'S ONLY AIM TO MAKE YOU LOG IN FOR LONGER

2018-12-30 17:04:24 UTC  

WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY

2018-12-30 17:04:24 UTC  

Companies that cannot thread the market successfully will fail

2018-12-30 17:04:28 UTC  

GAYMERS

2018-12-30 17:04:30 UTC  

RISE UP

2018-12-30 17:04:49 UTC  

That's the way a market works

2018-12-30 17:05:01 UTC  

Ya, and now my game is dead

2018-12-30 17:05:19 UTC  

But as I've said, I'm not sure there is a way to succeed nowadays. Or at least a way to thrive.

2018-12-30 17:06:13 UTC  

The market will become more focesed and balkanized. Fewer mass marketed games. And I don't think that's a bad thing.

2018-12-30 17:07:17 UTC  

Games will be developed that can survive on a few hundred thousand players rather than vying for the illusary mass market.

2018-12-30 17:08:36 UTC  

Not to say some games won't succeed in the mass market. Something mostly apolitical like Angry Birds or other arcade style games where only someone else like PETA could get their knickers in a bunch over it.

2018-12-30 17:11:12 UTC  

Same with venues. We'll see people continue to segregate themselves into their own venues. Which will further poison the political and social dynamic as people literally live in parallel worlds with no connection or shared reality.

2018-12-30 17:11:30 UTC  

memes

2018-12-30 17:12:31 UTC  

Bridge builders like me will become further demoralized as we see the train wrecks on both sides.