- Jun 17, 2018
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The notion that you have to pay for something in order to have a "right" to complain about it is one I completely disagree with. It's a bit surprising that people in a porn game piracy site don't share this ideal, but we should be able to say whatever we want about Katalist, whenever we want, and for whatever reason, regardless of whether we're supporting Teary financially or not.
The only thing we can't have a right to, is having our criticisms being heard and taken into consideration by Teary himself, but that includes Patreon backers and "freeloaders" alike. It's Teary's game and he's gonna do whatever he wants with it, so if there's a group of people being entitled, it's the ones that think they have more of a say in Katalist's development just because they threw a couple of bucks Teary's way.
And yeah, even knowing that Teary will ultimately do whatever the hell he wants, and that he's unlikely to hear me or someone of the same opinion out, I still think it's worth it to voice our criticisms in the hopes that he'll listen (and it's also therapeutic).
Whatever the case, people would do well to undo the consumerism brainwashing that's telling them that only buyers have rights, as opposed to everyone regardless of their financial decisions.
The only thing we can't have a right to, is having our criticisms being heard and taken into consideration by Teary himself, but that includes Patreon backers and "freeloaders" alike. It's Teary's game and he's gonna do whatever he wants with it, so if there's a group of people being entitled, it's the ones that think they have more of a say in Katalist's development just because they threw a couple of bucks Teary's way.
And yeah, even knowing that Teary will ultimately do whatever the hell he wants, and that he's unlikely to hear me or someone of the same opinion out, I still think it's worth it to voice our criticisms in the hopes that he'll listen (and it's also therapeutic).
Whatever the case, people would do well to undo the consumerism brainwashing that's telling them that only buyers have rights, as opposed to everyone regardless of their financial decisions.
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