Quote Originally Posted by Semirhage View Post
Enforcement based on a spectrum doesn't work, but creating rules based on harm in the first place works. If Square wants to ban all mods because they don't control them, then fine. If they want to ban parsers because they have a "possibility of harassment", that's a steaming pile of manure. It's clear the toxic casuals don't give a crap about harm, they've shown it over and over and over again that it's because they have a boiling hatred for any person, real or hypothetical or made of straw in their minds, who dares suggest they could improve.

If you're going to ban parsers as a company, just say it's because your overly bubble-wrapped babied playerbase is too immature to handle being shown their own numbers. It's the actual reason for it, after all.
Come on we all know Yoshi-P will not come out and say we cannot have parsers because our community is riddled with snowflakes. Taking the stance that parsing is bad due to potential harassment is far easier. Granted it does not help that under the watch of Yoshi-P during some online event a japanese host was harassed for poor performance. I forgot the name of the event but Yoshi-P was not not pleased. Yoshi-P is one of the people that live in the bubble world where parsing is inherently bad.