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Dilbert2001
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Eurogamer, for instance, did not make the same reports its
sister site
Gamesindustry.biz did on the UKGC and UK Parliaments findings that loot boxes are not gambling. They did not report the failure of the Chris Lee Bills, etc. They never reported the unfavorable comments from the witness in the FTC Loot Box Open House. :D

26-Aug-2019 21:41:10

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Dilbert2001 said :
Eurogamer, for instance, did not make the same reports its
sister site
Gamesindustry.biz did on the UKGC and UK Parliaments findings that loot boxes are not gambling. They did not report the failure of the Chris Lee Bills, etc. They never reported the unfavorable comments from the witness in the FTC Loot Box Open House. :D

oh eurogamer is your source

really

26-Aug-2019 21:46:16

Dilbert2001
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xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
Eurogamer, for instance, did not make the same reports its
sister site
Gamesindustry.biz did on the UKGC and UK Parliaments findings that loot boxes are not gambling. They did not report the failure of the Chris Lee Bills, etc. They never reported the unfavorable comments from the witness in the FTC Loot Box Open House. :D

oh eurogamer is your source

really

I know there are a few unethical journals always misreport but do not make corrections, or outright omitted information they hate to see like the UK DCMS Minsters said loud and clear that loot boxes is not gambling and there is no justification at all to it. Yes, shame on these shady magazines who refuse to honor "article 17" of the UNICEF.


Gamesindustry.biz is, although decisively negative on loot boxes, still willing to report things they don't want to see. They also pointed out the Belgium Gambling Commisssion director did not deny the leaking of information among a list of his "crimes". They are quite ethical to me. Can't say those like Eurogamer who don't honor Article 17 of the UNICEF to let the children to know the real facts though.

26-Aug-2019 21:57:12 - Last edited on 26-Aug-2019 21:57:43 by Dilbert2001

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Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
Eurogamer, for instance, did not make the same reports its
sister site
Gamesindustry.biz did on the UKGC and UK Parliaments findings that loot boxes are not gambling. They did not report the failure of the Chris Lee Bills, etc. They never reported the unfavorable comments from the witness in the FTC Loot Box Open House. :D

oh eurogamer is your source

really

I know there are a few unethical journals always misreport but do not make corrections, or outright omitted information they hate to see like the UK DCMS Minsters said loud and clear that loot boxes is not gambling and there is no justification at all to it. Yes, shame on these shady magazines who refuse to honor "article 17" of the UNICEF.


Gamesindustry.biz is, although decisively negative on loot boxes, still willing to report things they don't want to see. They also pointed out the Belgium Gambling Commisssion director did not deny the leaking of information among a list of his "crimes". They are quite ethical to me. Can't say those like Eurogamer who don't honor Article 17 of the UNICEF to let the children to know the real facts though.

source?

26-Aug-2019 22:25:23

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xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
Eurogamer, for instance, did not make the same reports its
sister site
Gamesindustry.biz did on the UKGC and UK Parliaments findings that loot boxes are not gambling. They did not report the failure of the Chris Lee Bills, etc. They never reported the unfavorable comments from the witness in the FTC Loot Box Open House. :D

oh eurogamer is your source

really

I know there are a few unethical journals always misreport but do not make corrections, or outright omitted information they hate to see like the UK DCMS Minsters said loud and clear that loot boxes is not gambling and there is no justification at all to it. Yes, shame on these shady magazines who refuse to honor "article 17" of the UNICEF.


Gamesindustry.biz is, although decisively negative on loot boxes, still willing to report things they don't want to see. They also pointed out the Belgium Gambling Commisssion director did not deny the leaking of information among a list of his "crimes". They are quite ethical to me. Can't say those like Eurogamer who don't honor Article 17 of the UNICEF to let the children to know the real facts though.

source?

btw it's called the UNCRC...

26-Aug-2019 22:27:32

Dilbert2001
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Dilbert2001 said :
Keep going in circle won't change the fact. You are only making unethical reporters even more shady. Meanwhile, the REAL WOLRD media all abide to real world REGULATIONS and report impartially. :D

Yes they will Especially the child abusers.

Yes, when their dad beat dads gamble away their families money in some real word 3rd party sites because of misreporting from some media not following the actual real world government announcements.

26-Aug-2019 23:58:17

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Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
Keep going in circle won't change the fact. You are only making unethical reporters even more shady. Meanwhile, the REAL WOLRD media all abide to real world REGULATIONS and report impartially. :D

Yes they will Especially the child abusers.

Yes, when their dad beat dads gamble away their families money in some real word 3rd party sites because of misreporting from some media not following the actual real world government announcements.

Is that why you're bitter?

27-Aug-2019 00:07:26

Dilbert2001
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Dilbert2001

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xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
xox Lola xox said :
Dilbert2001 said :
Keep going in circle won't change the fact. You are only making unethical reporters even more shady. Meanwhile, the REAL WOLRD media all abide to real world REGULATIONS and report impartially. :D

Yes they will Especially the child abusers.

Yes, when their dad beat dads gamble away their families money in some real word 3rd party sites because of misreporting from some media not following the actual real world government announcements.

Is that why you're bitter?

Not at all. All the kids around me are happy with all kinds of games they play because of good guidance from their educated parents who can tell what real government regulations are thanks to the likes of ESRB, FTC and the Fair Play Alliance. :)

27-Aug-2019 00:13:30

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