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This plan seems like it would have a LOT of collateral damage that we don't want to have. I still want Valve to still be able to sell games on Steam. I wan
by t-writescode 6y ago
This plan seems like it would have a LOT of collateral damage that we don't want to have.
I still want Valve to still be able to sell games on Steam.
I want Epic to be allowed to make games.
I want Costco to still have the Kirkland brand.
And so on.
- flavius29663 6y agotypical socialist ideas, sounds good to the masses, but with potential consequences that are the opposite of what they want.
- t-writescode 6y agoWell, it isn't a socialist plan. That would be more like obligating the employees to all be stockholders proportional to the number of employees in the company; but, nice try :)
- CogitoCogito 6y ago> typical socialist ideas, sounds good to the masses, but with potential consequences that are the opposite of what they want. This has nothing at all to do with socialism. In fact, those that support such an argument seem to do so because they believe it _increases_ competition. It might actually be the polar opposite of socialism.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoSpin off the house brand from the house.
- zaptrem 6y agoWhat if half the people work on both?