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I think the MMORPG example is off for a few reasons: 1. The primary product of an MMORPG isn’t access to a social network. 2. The social networks in these gam
by throwaway894345 5y ago
I think the MMORPG example is off for a few reasons:
1. The primary product of an MMORPG isn’t access to a social network.
2. The social networks in these games is far smaller than social media platforms (we don’t usually worry about anti-trust for tiny markets)
3. As you mentioned, social media platforms are communications/infrastructure, not recreation.
- dane-pgp 5y ago> 1. The primary product of an MMORPG isn’t access to a social network. Exactly. You can switch to another MMORPG and find another level 29 healer to restore your HP, but if your mother only uses Facebook, it's much harder to switch to a different social network and find another woman who gave birth to you.