Jared McComb wrote on Tue, Sep 12, 2006 11:14 PM UTC:
'As a final note, a 'you can't reply to criticism to your game' rule
would stop a lot of flame wars here. Then again, it would also give trolls
who just want to hurt people's feelings more power.'
Which is why it shouldn't be strictly enforced - the Internet is much
more open than a small room with a dozen people in it and so there should
be a little leeway, or an option to disregard the thing altogether. And
besides, if a game is truly good, it will show through peoples' opinions,
not through some interweb troll's offensive comment.