Perhaps I'm outside the norm, but I have rated every single game I could remember playing. Including Monopoly and Life, although you'd have to pay me to play those again. I see a lot of people rating games they don't like. The incentive is to warn your fellow board game geeks about a particular title, so they don't waste their time or money.
I'm normally pretty against pirating music/movies/software, but this stupid @$$ program would have me pirating movies in an instant. As others have said we don't need more disposable products. These products and others like them piss me off.
When someone says they are going to photocopy something, they might say "I'm going to Zerox this". Or they might ask for a "Klennex" instead of a facial tissue.
Lego wants to protect their name. The problem is that people go to the store to buy "legos" and get Mega(crap)blocks. After all they are building bricks so they must be "legos". Or at least that is their train of thought.
Help Protect Lego's brand name, call them "Lego Bricks".
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Perhaps I'm outside the norm, but I have rated every single game I could remember playing. Including Monopoly and Life, although you'd have to pay me to play those again. I see a lot of people rating games they don't like. The incentive is to warn your fellow board game geeks about a particular title, so they don't waste their time or money.
I'm normally pretty against pirating music/movies/software, but this stupid @$$ program would have me pirating movies in an instant. As others have said we don't need more disposable products. These products and others like them piss me off.
Another point of view might be this:
When someone says they are going to photocopy something, they might say "I'm going to Zerox this". Or they might ask for a "Klennex" instead of a facial tissue.
Lego wants to protect their name. The problem is that people go to the store to buy "legos" and get Mega(crap)blocks. After all they are building bricks so they must be "legos". Or at least that is their train of thought.
Help Protect Lego's brand name, call them "Lego Bricks".
-J