> If I were an app maker, the ethical issue of charging for girl characters and not boy characters would be enough reason to change. I chuckled. App makers (es

> If I were an app maker, the ethical issue of charging for girl characters and not boy characters would be enough reason to change. I chuckled. App makers (especially the ones in the "top 50 essential apps") are well oiled capitalist money-making machines. Ethics rarely come into play when the A/B tests they run suggest that the product direction go one way (towards money) and not the other ("but what about the children!"). I personally don't feel this way, but you can imagine how businesses at that level would.