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No, you misread. I have a commercial relation with Steam and I am happy for them to chose what game they sell and what game they don’t (and as a matter of fact
by kergonath 1y ago
No, you misread. I have a commercial relation with Steam and I am happy for them to chose what game they sell and what game they don’t (and as a matter of fact I buy more games on gog than on Steam). I don’t have a relation with Visa and I object to them exercising any control over what I can or cannot buy.
- amelius 1y agoWhen I buy an Apple phone, it is my phone and Apple should not be able to exercise any control over who I do business with on said phone. However, I get the eerie feeling that I didn't buy a product even though I paid for it and I subscribed to some service instead.
- kergonath 1y agoAgain, that is not the point I am making. I am not even necessarily disagreeing with you on that point. I am merely pointing out that I am perfectly able to make a rational compromise and that it does not mean that I accept a random company interfering with my life. If you have something to say on that, fine. Otherwise, what is the point?