AppleQueso wrote:
Not to derail, but I'm kinda curious. Let's say a company a company fucks up bad enough that you boycott them. Months later, whoever was in charge of that decision is fired, and the company steps forward, publicly apologizes, and tries to do something to patch things up. Would you consider removing them from your boycott list?
Depending on the situation, I would. For example, if Capcom stops doing bullshit DLC, sells the Rockman license to Inafune, and apologizes for all of it, I would buy their games again.
If the RIAA and MPAA would stop suing people for millions of dollars for pirating a few songs/movies, etc, I would consider buying from them.
If Comcast drops their 250 gig cap and stops blocking/restricting certain types of internet traffic, I would likely stop boycotting them.
All of the companies on my boycott list could make up for their bullshit, but I seriously doubt any of them will ever do anything of the sort. These companies don't give a flying fuck about other people.
I actually write down the reason for my boycotts on my list, just in case that reason doesn't exist anymore. If that happens, I may not want to boycott them anymore.
