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IMO the best way would have been to enforce it for realms, maybe have a way for privately run servers to opt-in, and let parents toggle some switch that only le
by asddubs 4y ago
IMO the best way would have been to enforce it for realms, maybe have a way for privately run servers to opt-in, and let parents toggle some switch that only lets their kids play on moderated servers. but microsoft was completely unwilling to make any sort of compromise in that direction.
Adults tend to generally prefer to play with other adults, and they might also use profanity on adult-only private servers. Unfortunately adults can also be just as petty as kids and may report other adults just to get back at them for something or other. plus we know any moderation system run by a megacorp will inevitably result in some percentage of completely random bans.
- ouid 4y agoI'm going to use profanity wherever the fuck I want. Especially on a fucking videogame. You are not entitled to have the rest of the world stop saying fuck because you don't want your child to hear it. Moreover, Microsoft doesn't have the right to impose this restriction on the "license" I purchased from a different company a billion fucking years ago. Malleable licenses shouldn't exist. We need real consumer protection.
- tiahura 4y ago
- ouid 4y agoI'm not threatening you. I'm not degrading you. I'm not doing anything to you except making you read the word FUCK. You, on the other hand, are actively trying to insult me. I feel like this undermines your argument.
- tiahura 4y agoThere are very few safe online spaces for kids that kids actually want to utilize. If MS wants to make Minecraft into one, good for them. If that impairs angry 13 year olds’ ability to cuss around kids - nobody cares.
- will_bl 4y ago> I'm going to use profanity wherever the fuck I want. Okay. Enjoy. Mojang's policies don't ban for that.
- asddubs 4y agoIt is listed in their policies