When I was a kid, I could get information on how to use the BASIC in my computer to make games. Was that exploitative? The company, knowing kids will consume th

When I was a kid, I could get information on how to use the BASIC in my computer to make games. Was that exploitative? The company, knowing kids will consume this media and spend more time on the computers, late into the night, making BBSes and interacting with other kids. Oh, so exploitative! If, as a parent, you don't want your kids to play Roblox, don't let them. My kids (and seemingly all of their friends) love it, have played it a lot, have spent time creating and learning how to create, and interacting with other kids. >It's using the same dynamic as a multilevel marketing scheme on children. I've never seen where my kids are asked to recruit more kids to follow them and filter money up the pyramid. Maybe you and I have different views on what a MLM is? Have you even played Roblox? Interacted with the culture of it?