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At this point, I believe that it is time to end the @PlayStation era. And makes it a reminder for other companies to not makes their costumers as their enemies. @Sony #ENDPlayStation #ENDPS #PlayStationBlackout #NoDiscNoBuy #PSblackout
VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE🔥🔥
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Sony has now introduced an anti-harassment policy that explicitly threatens consequences against customers they determine have crossed the line including restricting or terminating support and potentially involving lawyers or law enforcement.
This is an indirect threat. Guys, they’re literally threatening us now.
I won’t back down. I’ll keep criticizing them and telling them to go fuck themselves every single fucking day.
Instead of asking why customers are this fucking angry, why trust is collapsing and why people are turning against PlayStation, Sony’s response is to publish a policy telling those customers what could happen if THEY go too far.
You don’t get to piss off your customers and then act shocked when they get loud.
Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.
Sooner or later, you’ll realize the damage you’ve caused.
Fuck PlayStation
Fuck Sony
#playstation #NoDiscNoBuy #sony

At this point, I believe that it is time to end the @PlayStation era. And makes it a reminder for other companies to not makes their costumers as their enemies. #ENDPlayStation #ENDPS #PlayStationBlackout #NoDiscNoBuy #PSblackout
SONY, I THINK YOUR OWN ARGUMENT JUST COLLAPSED.
Nobody is claiming that buying a copy of a game means I own the copyright to the game.
"That has never been the argument."
If I buy a movie on Blu-ray, I don't own the movie studio's intellectual property.
"I own MY COPY."
If I buy an album on CD, I don't own the artist's music or the record label's copyright.
"I own MY COPY."
Millions of people can own separate copies of the exact same movie, album, book or game at the same time.
We have understood this for generations.
Apparently everyone but you!
And when I own that physical copy, I can put it into compatible hardware and use it. The studio doesn't suddenly get to argue that ownership is impossible because somebody else bought the same movie too.
So why should a video game suddenly be different just because the delivery mechanism changed from a plastic disc to digital data?
That is where Sony's reported legal argument loses me.
I'm not claiming I own Resident Evil.
I'm claiming I paid for MY COPY of Resident Evil.
Those are two completely different things.
And Xbox just made this argument even harder for @Sony to defend.
Microsoft has demonstrated that a physical game can be tied to an individualized digital entitlement.
They don't have to hand the customer the copyright. They don't have to give one person exclusive ownership of the game.
They simply have to recognize that THIS consumer paid for THIS entitlement to access THIS game.
Millions of people can each possess their own entitlement to the same copyrighted work.
"Of course they can."
Sony already assigns digital licenses to millions of PlayStation accounts every day.
So the question was never whether the technology exists.
The question is what rights the consumer receives after Sony puts the word BUY on the screen and takes their money.
Here is the distinction that matters:
I OWN MY COPY.
I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHT.
Movie studios understand that.
Record labels understand that.
Book publishers understand that.
Physical video games have worked that way for decades.
What makes you any different, @Sony?
Digital distribution should not magically erase that concept simply because the corporation has more technical control over the transaction.
And if the customer pays full price while receiving fewer rights and less control, I think consumers have every right to ask who actually benefits from that arrangement.
Sony doesn't need to give me ownership of its intellectual property.
Sony needs to explain why paying full price for my copy should give Sony more control over what I purchased simply because that copy arrived as bits instead of on a disc.
And Xbox has now demonstrated that individualized digital entitlements are absolutely possible.
The movie and music industries have demonstrated the underlying principle for generations.
Sony companies themselves sell movies and music on physical media that consumers can buy, take home and play whenever they want on compatible equipment.
So please explain why video games should suddenly be treated differently.
That makes the legal argument much more difficult to defend.
That's the conversation I think Sony needs to answer.
@PlayStation @Sony @Xbox @Microsoft @Blaze2KX @Aztecross
#PlayStation #Sony #Xbox #DigitalOwnership #ConsumerRights #GamePreservation #PhysicalMedia #DigitalGames #NoDiscNoBuy
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