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That first paragraph would have informed Zaid that Facebook shut down one of Zynga's applications for violation of the Facebook Terms of Service. Exactly. What
by zaidf 17y ago
That first paragraph would have informed Zaid that Facebook shut down one of Zynga's applications for violation of the Facebook Terms of Service.
Exactly. What caused facebook to shut down that app? The heat from TC etc. What caused TC to report this in first place? Seems like tips from Zynga's competitors who refused to take part in this. My point was that Zynga's competitor's refusal to participate led to this crackdown--as opposed to government intervention.
I can hardly make head or tails of it.
Agree. My writing is usually rushed and scattered. I mainly blog to clear my own head:) Every now and then it makes sense to someone and ends up here.
- qeorge 17y agoWhat caused TC to report this in first place? Seems like tips from Zynga's competitors who refused to take part in this. What's your source for that?
- zaidf 17y ago"Here’s the really insidious part: game developers who monetize the best (and that’s Zynga) make the most money and can spend the most on advertising. Those that won’t touch this stuff (Slide and others) fall further and further behind. Other game developers have to either get in on the monetization or fall behind as well. Companies like Playdom and Playfish seem to be struggling with their conscience and are constantly shifting their policies on lead gen." http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/31/scamville-the-social-gaming-ecosystem-of-hell/ http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/31/scamville-the-social-ga...
- qeorge 17y agoThat's a pretty big leap to go from that quote to what you wrote. You may be correct, but the article makes it sound like you have it on good authority. I might change the wording a bit.