I would like to know who all are the top 5, currently.
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Off Topic / Do Aliens exist?
June 08, 2014, 11:30:03 AM
Lots of people believe in extraterrestrial life forms, so what do you think?
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Off Topic / Does time move?
May 28, 2014, 01:48:19 AM
Think about it. What is used to measure the movement of time? Time itself? I think that time is preoccupied.
If you don't use time, what then? What would really qualify to measure the movement of time?
If you don't use time, what then? What would really qualify to measure the movement of time?
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Feedback/Rants / Homepage videos
May 24, 2014, 04:09:48 PM
Why does it show random videos?
It's supposed to be a single basic trailer which captures the attention of new users. In my opinion, it should be re-done, and reward someone for making it, or hire someone. It generates more outcomes.
It's supposed to be a single basic trailer which captures the attention of new users. In my opinion, it should be re-done, and reward someone for making it, or hire someone. It generates more outcomes.
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General Discussion / Regarding the tax system
May 17, 2014, 04:17:09 AM
Recently, I saw a suggestion topic about tax and I decided to convey about it.
Virtual items found within games are commonly sold or auctioned to other players for real world currency. Since such items clearly have legitimate market value, tax law is applicable. When players trade items within a game, the transaction is theoretically subject to barter tax policy regardless of whether or not real world currency is involved.
But at the same time, tax law is rarely reasonable, and often absurd. Some game makers (not implying it's here) aren't exactly familiar with the finer points of gaming economics, and their ignorance of the field could unintentionally insulate the gaming community for a relatively long time. Even if a game tax is established, I can't conceive of any way to enforce it.
Virtual items found within games are commonly sold or auctioned to other players for real world currency. Since such items clearly have legitimate market value, tax law is applicable. When players trade items within a game, the transaction is theoretically subject to barter tax policy regardless of whether or not real world currency is involved.
But at the same time, tax law is rarely reasonable, and often absurd. Some game makers (not implying it's here) aren't exactly familiar with the finer points of gaming economics, and their ignorance of the field could unintentionally insulate the gaming community for a relatively long time. Even if a game tax is established, I can't conceive of any way to enforce it.
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