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So you're evidently privy to the company's reasoning when it comes to the initial decision to censor the books, but when it comes to the backtrack you just don'
by cld8483 4y ago
So you're evidently privy to the company's reasoning when it comes to the initial decision to censor the books, but when it comes to the backtrack you just don't know. Got it.
- anigbrowl 4y agoI didn't express any view on the backtrack. It's very obvious they realized the move was unpopular and wanted to mollify their customers. As I mentioned above, nobody asked them to do this in the first place. You seem to be projecting some idea of your own onto me.