Re: Oil Nazis enact video games enforcement act

On Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:29:07 +0000, Richard Eich wrote:

> _KK_@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote...
>> On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 08:25:21 -0500, Sanders Kaufman wrote:
>> 
>> > "Richard Eich" <richard.eich@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>> > news:MPG.22af738999a5b88b98b109@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >> _KK_@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote...
>> > 
>> >>> Says you.  If the developer doesn't object to it, then there's no
law
>> >>> needed.  If they do, it's not "trivial".
>> >>
>> >> I'm a developer.  Have been for 30 years.  It's not trivial,
>> >> regardless of whether one objects or not.
>> > 
>> > Actually, simply putting a label on the box IS trivial - ESPECIALLY
from a 
>> > programmer's standpoint.
>> 
>> Do you think for a second that programmers are involved with content
>> labeling or packaging design?
> 
> Oh, shut the **** up.

Choke on cock.  


>  An entire product development team is involved 
> in production.  Marketing, game world design, programming, graphics, 
> etc.  They know when they build it who the intended target audience 
> is.  Including a rating label in the package graphics is about as 
> hard as putting a postage stamp on an envelope before mailing it.

Forcing someone to say something is as anti-free-speech as forbidding them
to say something.

It's a ****ing game.