Any games that require online for single player should be heavily boycotted no matter how good they might be.

Misleading investors is only illegal if you get caught. /s

All jokes aside it's actually very difficult to prove "misleading investors / defrauding investors" in court.

/r/outoftheloop stayed open but locked with a sticky about the blackout. Hopefully that'll help some people

I guess it's reading new information, checking whether or not it's based in reality and then either incorporating it or not. Then it sits there until called upon or challenged and the process repeats. Eventually I feel like this builds up a robust personal belief system that's still open to changing information.