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I'd reflect on it and consider if my game was bad for society. 

One would assume a person in that case wouldn't use Facebook. And they would probably be better off for it.

Well, first I would say it's quite impressive that among the millions of users and billions of pieces of content, that it was that piece that caught their attention.

I assume I'd be mad. But, I would understand the simple fact that these companies have freedom of association as guaranteed by the first amendment and they are machines of shareholder value, and if publicly blocking my game from distribution helped that, it would be the choice they would make. I wouldn't be happy they did it, but I would not be so entitled as to assume they had to allow me to share that game just because.

I'd ideally turn to find other ways to distribute. It would be unfortunate since these corporations would not allow me to use their large moneymaking apparatus, but capitalism and the first amendment are the bedrock here. I had ancestors who would suggest we take the means of production, but that's not the way our setup works, for good and ill.

I wouldn't be super happy. But as a millennial, I've been told for years and years by older folks that my generation is too prone to thinking life is fair when it is really not. So I imagine I'd shrug it off and keep at it. It's my personal responsibility to work hard, and I'll do that.

And in the end, I'd understand that in the marketplace of ideas, there are many outlets. Now, of course, we're talking about a harmless card game focused on college football history. A silly passion to be sure. Nothing really beyond that.

ok same question except for the fact that your competitors were not censored selling a very similar game

Boy, you're really straining to get that victim card as a straight white male who leans right, aren't ya?

Just bought a 32 inch monitor, and discovered it has only HDMI connections.  My old desktop has only VGA output, so I hope I bought the correct adaptor.

We'll see.