It still looks pretty standard for a social media platform, it covers their bases for legalities. I can see how someone could read that and be concerned, but I’ll bet https://mastodon.social/@dansup would reply if someone asked a question for clarification on mastodon, he’s generally really good about that.

Edit Update: Seems like someone had similar concerns and dansup replied here: https://mstdn.social/@EdanOsborne/113413398742299770

What exactly is a red flag there? It seems pretty boilerplate from a quick skim.

Wanna source that? Cause I’ve been following loops a bit and haven’t seen anything close to that. If anything it’s the opposite.

*applause

The story is just getting good, don’t stop now.

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/bows

Thank you for proving the point.

Aight. I’m glad your anecdotal experience in life is indicative of mine and what I’ve interacted with, seen, and read.

Iono why I tried interacting with a hex user in the first place. It always seems to end up in derision and self-labeled omniscience.

The latter might have had a resurgence because of GoT, but I definitely heard the phrase before the show came out. I had to look it up to make sure, but it’s origins go back to the 1800s.

Lol, I’m not gonna contest you on the price point. But that’s an issue with every AAA+ game imho. Even I snagged it on sale.

But that’s also not even close to what the review bombing was about.

Forespokens hatred train was beyond-the-pale ridiculous. If every game was judged / brigaded as harshly as Forspoken was, the AAA game industry would collapse.

And honestly, Forspoken was a really fun game if you focused on what you were doing 99% of the time, which was traversal and combat. The story, quest design and characters were lackluster, but it wasn’t nearly as horrible as people made it out to be.

People robbed themselves.

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It’s not wrong, it’s just generally offensive since colloquially “it” refers to objects rather than a individual.

And as it follows, “it” is used as a insulting term when people want to dehumanize something.

Also it’s “They go” and “I go”, perfectly serviceable for singular use.

Oh no…?