> I mean, look: it was a bad game. The developers oversold, underdelivered, and probably lied a bit too. The complaint has merit. But at some point the external

> I mean, look: it was a bad game. The developers oversold, underdelivered, and probably lied a bit too. The complaint has merit. But at some point the externalities of a situation mean we have to stop talking about meritorious complaints, because we're just egging on much worse behavior. OK. I will, for the purpose of conversation, cede your point that there is some point beyond which even just, deserved, valid, polite, and correct complaints should be ignored because of the side-effects. How do you propose we determine when this point has been reached?