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Ethics & accountability · Ethical pushback

Monetization wants you to tune a loot-box drop table so the rarest cosmetic sits just past the point most kids stop paying, using session data that skews heavily under-18. What do you push back on, and what do you propose instead?

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I separate two things that get blurred here: tuning difficulty is fine, tuning around a known under-18 population's stopping point is designing to exploit children, and I won't ship that.

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