The last Open Discussion for October has appeared. If you don’t know, this series is all about discussing old, current and new things happening around the world. You can post anything that you like about video games, movies, and TV shows and will face no censorship when doing so. This series of discussions changes every week, however, it mainly focuses on video games.

Every Sunday a new Open Discussion appears on this site and raises a variety of topics and sometimes topics outside video game culture. In other words, this includes technology, interactive entertainment, politics, and various mediums.

Moreover, if a comment of yours has disappeared and cannot be seen by other commenters, please do let us know so that we can address the situation and restore your comment back. Additionally, like any other post on this site, no form of censorship will be applied, which means that you can talk about anything without facing any problems.

With that said, this Open Discussion is about policies. Have you encountered a policy that you admire or one that seems anti-consumer to you? In other words, what websites, stores, subscriptions or services seem like they have a fair or unfair policy to you?

In addition to the above, you can discuss what you think will unfold in the coming months, years or time regarding the state of video games, consoles, the Internet and how other things will unfold policy-wise.

As of course, and like any other Open Discussion, if you have something else on your mind and wish to share it you are free to post it up right here. This means that content unrelated to this very topic can be shared without being moved to another section or taken down, but if you do want to stay on topic, you can share what terms and policies you like or dislike.