> "(plus a few more edge cases)" That's my argument - "a few" edge cases aren't actually that few, and these are edge cases with the potential to grow into hug

> "(plus a few more edge cases)" That's my argument - "a few" edge cases aren't actually that few, and these are edge cases with the potential to grow into hugely productive industries. Under the current scheme, DOOM would never have been released, and the multi-billion dollar action/shooter games industry would be dead on arrival. Applying the same standards to textual content, sites like Reddit and Digg would never have been approved (in fact Reddit apps on the App Store are rated 18+, a rating strictly disallowed in MS's scheme), and we would never have seen the explosion of link aggregation. These few edge cases aren't that few, and they aren't that edge casey.