i don't necessarily disagree, but it's their standard, double or not. it's no different here when a moderator lays the ban hammer down on someone for what may be a minor infraction in your eyes, but that same moderator lets something slide that you may find really offensive.Yagharek said:Our freedoms aren't being impacted upon true. But that doesn't mean that people shouldn't be allowed to point out to the developers that what they are doing shows a huge double standard, and is considerably more offensive than the people using the symbol were being? After all, they are essentially saying that it deserves censored but no other symbol. That's not good. If no one pointed out such things, why would they improve?Ascarus said:end of story. your freedoms are not being impacted here. you agree to terms and conditions set forth by the owner of the product.Arkhangelsk said:While that is arguable, Microsoft owns XBL and are thus those who make the rules on it. I don't think free speech can/should be implemented when we're talking things that are privately owned.zfactor said:No, it's called free speech, bitches.
deal with that or quit.
you have to deal with the rules you agreed with. and while pointing them out may be socially conscious, it's likely to have a negligible effect on X-Box Live policies as they are going to do what they feel is in their best public image interest.