> it’s really disappointing how exploitive the internet and gaming is, especially in spaces that could stimulate creativity. Think of it this way: Why don't th

> it’s really disappointing how exploitive the internet and gaming is, especially in spaces that could stimulate creativity. Think of it this way: Why don't those problems happen out on the street? Because law enforcement and public response stop them, with the former driven to a great degree by the latter. Where is that response on the Internet? Law enforcement - and much of the public, and corporations - have abidicated their responsibilities, as they have abidicated so many other responsibilities on the Internet to their communities, the consequences of their actions, even decency. Did you even consider that predatory behavior should be stopped by law enforcement and by the corporations that control these websites, or did you accept that the Internet is lawless?