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I think a lot of people have forgotten or were never taught in the first place that these kinds of actions need to be an endurance strategy.
If they know you'll give up in 2 days they'll just try to wait you out.
You have to make them understand that this is their life now if they don't fix things
If they know you'll give up in 2 days they'll just try to wait you out.
You have to make them understand that this is their life now if they don't fix things
It’s important to remember that this is not going to be fixed in 24 hours. We might have to do activist work on this for a hot minute. But, if we all stay focused and support each other, we can keep this going for a really long time. Longer than any of these companies have the patience for.
we are going to need to keep up this 'yelling at payment processors' energy for more than just today
Ideally, we will need to keep up this pressure over a span of a few weeks
As many people as possible, each making 2-4 calls a day, for a few weeks, is going to make the biggest impact
Ideally, we will need to keep up this pressure over a span of a few weeks
As many people as possible, each making 2-4 calls a day, for a few weeks, is going to make the biggest impact
July 26, 2025 at 5:18 PM
I think a lot of people have forgotten or were never taught in the first place that these kinds of actions need to be an endurance strategy.
If they know you'll give up in 2 days they'll just try to wait you out.
You have to make them understand that this is their life now if they don't fix things
If they know you'll give up in 2 days they'll just try to wait you out.
You have to make them understand that this is their life now if they don't fix things
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Valve just updated their Steam rules to ban content that “may violate rules set by payment processors or banks.” Sounds boring. It’s not. It’s the quiet normalization of financial censorship and it’s going to hurt LGBTQ+ games and devs
July 16, 2025 at 5:05 AM
Valve just updated their Steam rules to ban content that “may violate rules set by payment processors or banks.” Sounds boring. It’s not. It’s the quiet normalization of financial censorship and it’s going to hurt LGBTQ+ games and devs