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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 9253468" data-attributes="member: 8461">So, to be clear, you think that other people's opinions as to what they find fun/not fun (and why) are subject to criticism? That's not really a good way to approach the topic, or at least not in my experience (see what I did there?).The operative word in that sentence is "seem." You've decided that you've done more and know better, and so your opinion is more valid than my own. I don't think that's a very constructive way to engage in a dialogue, at least where what's fun and what's not in concerned.Since experience is so important, can you demonstrate that you have as much as you say you have? Because so far you haven't really put forward anything to support the idea that you're the expert that you claim to be.You don't get to decide what concerns are valid and what's not, at least not for anyone else. Which is really the issue here, since you seem to think you have some sort of authority on the subject.Sure, but when you decide that it does, and so other people's opinions aren't valid (because they're underinformed or based on fear), that's not going to lead to any sort of useful dialogue, I'd wager.</blockquote>