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If it’s a private instance of a server, run by you where the only people on it are you and your friends, shouldn’t be up to you and the other people to figure o
by manuelmoreale 4y ago
If it’s a private instance of a server, run by you where the only people on it are you and your friends, shouldn’t be up to you and the other people to figure out what is and what isn’t appropriate to say? Why should you care about what the company who made the game have to say?
- paulcole 4y ago> Why should you care about what the company who made the game have to say? Because it’s their game and I want to play it.
- manuelmoreale 4y agoYes but a chat content between you and your friend is no longer part of their game.
- paulcole 4y agoMy original comment was specifically about in-game chat which is most definitely still part of their game.
- manuelmoreale 4y agoYes but "in game" on a private server run by you means a chat between you and your friends. That's why I find it puzzling that you'd think that a company has the right to police that kind of content. When it's public and you're interacting with strangers makes total sense but on private servers?
- paulcole 4y agoBut regardless of public/private, it’s still in their game right? They’re not banning me for the text messages I send or what I say in a Slack channel right? It’s their game, their chat system, and their decision.
- alexvoda 4y agoWe are not discussing whether Microsoft has the legal right to censor people on their platform. We are discussing whether it is right for Microsoft to police communication on private servers or whether behavior on public servers should prevent you from accessing private servers. Many consider that private servers should be PRIVATE.