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No True Scotsman fallacy It is, at least for me, more just transparent snobbery than the No True Scotsman fallacy. The same way some video game journalists don
by MartinCron 14y ago
No True Scotsman fallacy
It is, at least for me, more just transparent snobbery than the No True Scotsman fallacy. The same way some video game journalists don't like to cover Minecraft, as it's "not a real video game".
- eropple 14y agoOr it's an interpretation that the motives of the creator are important. In my mind, Zynga "games" are to games what crack dealers are to entrepreneurs. It may be a subset, but it's a subset about which I believe quite firmly that those that participate should be shunned. They are an unethical company that produce products that I can describe only as predatory. (And, yes, World of Warcraft falls in the same bucket.)