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So there was I, thinking "God, this has got to be the world's lamest point'n'click," and then they threw a multiple choice test in my direction. (My hands down
by rufibarbatus 15y ago
So there was I, thinking "God, this has got to be the world's lamest point'n'click," and then they threw a multiple choice test in my direction.
(My hands down favourite part is when they tell you that you're a privacy jedi, so please head this way to install an application that will keep track of your points, so you can maybe get rewards.)
- nl 15y ago"God, this has got to be the world's lamest point'n'click" Yeah.. but compare it to most privacy policies!
- rufibarbatus 15y agoFair enough: at least they're trying to add some usability to their privacy policy [1], but for Zynga that was a game designing underachievement. I actually felt a bit lectured there! :-) [1] If you haven't yet, check out http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/privacy-icons/ http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/privacy-icons/ (Privacy Icons).
- exch 15y agoNot entirely surprising really. Zynga makes no secret [1] of the fact that they don't actually design anything. They are very clear about the practice of copying [2] whatever is popular, slapping their own name onto it and peddling it off as their own. And to top it all off, they then proceed to sue [3] the pants off of anyone trying to do the same. [1]: http://www.geek.com/articles/games/zynga-ceo-to-employees-steal-competitors-ideas-until-you-beat-them-2010099/ http://www.geek.com/articles/games/zynga-ceo-to-employees-st... [2]: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-zynga-is-just-like-microsoft-2010-1 http://www.businessinsider.com/how-zynga-is-just-like-micros... [3]: http://www.google.nl/search?q=zynga+lawsuits http://www.google.nl/search?q=zynga+lawsuits