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Edited by tchakael:
12/19/2024 11:07:21 PM
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Code of Conduct is Pure Logic
I've just read a topic where a guy asked for a YouTube channel, to unmask cheaters, which made me think.
So why can't you expose someone cheating in a videogame on YouTube, but you can record random people on street in real-life and put them on the internet? I don't see any logic here.
Can someone please explain this?
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#companionapp
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2 Replies[quote]So why can't you expose someone cheating in a videogame on YouTube, but you can record random people on street in real-life and put them on the internet?[/quote] One is in public and the other is through a private entity that makes the rules for engaging with that entity. Also its kind of a strange question because it implies that Bungie allows you tape people in public and it doesn't really make sense as a comparison.
