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Message: [QUOTE="Amag0k1, post: 122830, member: 330731"] 100% This kind of thing is a dang shame! As there must be a body of work that any one can access and learn from / experience. Gaming history should not be behind a paywall, and this kind of thing continues to saden me to this day! [automerge]1741545672[/automerge] It is a crying shame, and they are peeing in the water supply, drinking the same pee later down the line until is is nothing but acid which will erode it. Might be best to let it die, but then what can we learn from the death, how can we make change to it, so that people can continue to make money, cash flow can continue to happen (money in and out to real people and products, not just CEOs and the like). And to safegaurd the body of work done towards the art and history of gaming? Who ever picks up the peaces will need to consider this, or like always, as humans, we will be doomed to make the same mistakes as history has shown, all becouse we could not over come the biggest issues related to the human condition and the god complex. [automerge]1741545949[/automerge] This is true, and any system including capitalism is not bad at it's heart, but greed has to be a considered factor related to supply and demand, rather then exploitation of system with things like false scarcity. Any news system i guess would need to look at what worked, and what could be added to prevent things, and the top of the list for me is management of Intellectual property. Education also related to people being wares and less reactionary, such as lessons on how to manage their money, and balance books would help here. Two of which are still not given as lessons in any school. Managing onces money and the difference of want and need where the first things my family teched me and i contiue to teach. [/QUOTE]

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