Before I even consider purchasing a game from them I would want these questions answered to my Satisfaction: How do you expect a free market to exist and function in a way that benifits consumers as well as businesses when your Company gives themselves the right, in your terms of use, to ban, sue or remove articles from anyone that says anything negative about any of your trademarks, products, or services? What kind of motivation does a company have to fix bugs, add new features, or generally compete in any market when you are protected from negative reviews by your terms of use agreement? What kind of protection does this afford consumers in the future?
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Before I even consider purchasing a game from them I would want these questions answered to my Satisfaction: How do you expect a free market to exist and function in a way that benifits consumers as well as businesses when your Company gives themselves the right, in your terms of use, to ban, sue or remove articles from anyone that says anything negative about any of your trademarks, products, or services? What kind of motivation does a company have to fix bugs, add new features, or generally compete in any market when you are protected from negative reviews by your terms of use agreement? What kind of protection does this afford consumers in the future?