This issue gets little traction, and has been going on for way too long. I argue that this problem be posed as one of collective action as opposed to individua

This issue gets little traction, and has been going on for way too long. I argue that this problem be posed as one of collective action as opposed to individual responsibility. As comments have already shown, people will point out that if they don't do it, the competition will. IF the larger group uses abhorrent systems, people will just say its normal, and do nothing. Individual responsibility will only get us as far as comments on social media. There is instead a larger coalition of people ranging from devs, non dev coders, game houses, parents who will be able to collectively push for changes and organizations to manage this. This will require legal frameworks and legal recourse. Private incentives are not aligned to create a healthy environment. It is also possible that the entire industry can soon get sued, which I suppose is one way of attempting to deal with it.