Eh...I'm out, other people explained it enough times.Indeed we are short sighted, we see Frontier taking action for in-game circumstances they do not wish to happen...
Today games and shadow bans for stuff OUTSIDE (yes, discords created by random players aren't official channels, this topic since long time is about theorethically bans for breaking law outside game) official channels of company product, tomorrow other, more important services. Present day is just funny. Next days will be sick. With your approval
I see, that some of people just want this reality.No, of course I would not want to be associated with such a person, on a personal level. But are the rules different for a business if those acts did not happen within their sphere of authority? I don’t know of the exact laws but we’re just being philosophical here.
And remember, let’s assume this person’s act did not happen within the realm of any specific business.
Should that person’s employer fire them? Should any other employer from then on refuse to hire them? Should the bank cancel the mortgage? Should the grocery store refuse to sell them food? Should the utility companies turn off their water, electricity, gas? Should a hospital refuse treatment? Why should any of those businesses associate with such a person?
Ah, but those are essential services you might say. Well what about non-essentials. Should they not be allowed to borrow a book from the library? See a movie? Should cable companies, streaming services, internet services all withdraw service? Where do you draw the line on where a person can be condemned for their actions?
If suddenly a video comes out of a person doing bad things in some unrelated event and it turns out they just happen to also play ED in their spare time, I don’t think they would receive a ban.
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