Final count for Stop Killing Games petition verifies 1.3 million of its 1.4 million signatures
The recent verification of the Stop Killing Games petition highlights a significant mobilization within the gaming community. With 1.3 million signatures confirmed, the petition surpasses the required threshold to gain attention from EU politicians. However, the news is marred by controversy as reports indicate that votes from certain demographics, such as Sideshow Bob's, were discarded. This raises questions about the integrity of the signature verification process and the criteria used. The exclusion of legitimate votes could undermine the petition's legitimacy. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need for transparent procedures in handling such large-scale initiatives. - A clear response from organizers is essential to address these concerns. - The petition's outcome could set a precedent for future gaming regulations. Overall, while the numbers are promising, the handling of the votes remains a critical issue that needs resolution.
