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Pemalite said:
TheLastStarFighter said:

It’s restricting freedom of expression.  If Spurge wants to make a “Holy shitballs Fortnite is coming to Switch tomorrow!” thread, he should be free to do so.  If people want to discuss something specific from a conference rather that try to have that discussion among another dozen announcements, they should be encouraged.  A barrage of threads on e3 days is part of the fun.  This new rule is only because some people’s personalities crave structure and order.  I don’t care if you organize your game collection alphabetically, by genre, or colour of the cover, but blocking hyped-up reaction threads merely makes this place more bland, and drives me to seek hype discussions elsewhere.

People can follow the rules, especially when the Bossman has spoketh.

That's what they say in dictatorships too right? 



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Did you guys copy this from resetera lol?



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The_Yoda said:
Pemalite said:

People can follow the rules, especially when the Bossman has spoketh.

That's what they say in dictatorships too right? 

Just because you can't say whatever you desire without restriction, doesn't mean it is a dictatorship... They are two separate issues, you can have free speech in a Dictatorship you know and you can have restricted speech in a Democracy.
Fact is, this forum is very much moderated, just like the majority of other forums on the internet, it is what it is.

I highly doubt your work environment is a democracy either... In the end, this discussion is irrelevant and will change absolutely nothing, so might as well move along.




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Alkibiádēs said:
Did you guys copy this from resetera lol?

Nope, from past experiences. 



Pemalite said:
The_Yoda said:

That's what they say in dictatorships too right? 

Just because you can't say whatever you desire without restriction, doesn't mean it is a dictatorship... They are two separate issues, you can have free speech in a Dictatorship you know and you can have restricted speech in a Democracy.
Fact is, this forum is very much moderated, just like the majority of other forums on the internet, it is what it is.

I highly doubt your work environment is a democracy either... In the end, this discussion is irrelevant and will change absolutely nothing, so might as well move along.


It was supposed to be tongue in cheek, it seems rare that you use any humor and and the comment you made seemed a break from the norm.