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Bit of a wild comparison. It's more like the online equivalent of someone getting kicked out of Legoland for swearing around the children.
by codeyperson 4y ago
Bit of a wild comparison. It's more like the online equivalent of someone getting kicked out of Legoland for swearing around the children.
- ryukafalz 4y agoSure, if every group of friends had their own tiny version of Legoland and Lego corporate could ban you from all of them.
- 650REDHAIR 4y agoMinecraft wasn’t built as a kids game. It was a neat indie game that let you build stuff. On kid-specific servers that might be an apt analogy, but adult-owned, adult-populated servers shouldn’t have to worry about malicious trolls ruining their experience with a ban.
- kevinpet 4y agoIt's more the equivalent of getting banned from driving because someone reported you to Honda, and Honda didn't verify anything.
- MereInterest 4y agoNope, not at all, because it applies to privately run servers. It's the equivalent of breaking into my house and stealing my Legos, based on somebody's statement that I swore around children who happened to be near Legos. I bought Minecraft in 2011. Every few years since then, I would get friends back together, host a new server, and catch up while playing. I bought the software, I host the server, I ban people if need be, and how dare Microsoft treat it as their walled garden.