> That being said, do we want to think of corporations as being a special part of our lives? It's our responsibility to provide meaning for ourselves. It's a co

> That being said, do we want to think of corporations as being a special part of our lives? It's our responsibility to provide meaning for ourselves. It's a company's responsibility to deliver maximum value to their shareholders. To tell stories that extract the most money from your pocket in merchandising and other revenue sources. Why romanticize it? At this point you aren't just attacking Disney adults. You're attacking fandom in general. I don't have a problem with that, but some people who value fandom as participants or exploiters might. Then again, I kinda grew up on Final Fantasy; I just don't make a big deal about in public or make the mistake of thinking Square-Enix gives a damn about me.