[clairity]

to be clear, free markets are myths of yore. no one wants to participate in a true free market, as evidenced by griddy and its customers bowing out after having only gotten a taste of it. this term is typically used when an entity wants a particular regulation changed to suit their own advantage.

what we should all want are fair markets, where each participant is widely informed and not under coercion by other participants. regulations should only be used for the purpose of ensuring the fair market for all, including and especially individual consumers, not advantaging any particular entity as is often the case now.