The only true limit that will actually matter is the one that is reached by the consumers, not the publishers, at which point the consumers say "No, that's it, that's too much, that's too far, we're not going to take this bullshit anymore," and then stop buying into the bullshit. When that limit is reached, then the publishers will have to stop doing this bullshit, whether they want to stop or not. It's not really up to the publishers to stop selling this horseshit (because they will never stop of their own volition), it's up to the consumers to stop buying this horseshit.
But then, as we already know, even though people like you and me have reached that limit long ago and have stopped buying the bullshit, the maddening, frustrating, disheartening truth of the matter is that the far more vast majority of consumers still blithely suck the shit down and ask for more, and even, more and more often lately, actually get militantly defensive about it if anyone tries to tell them that the stuff they're swilling down through the sewer pipe
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But then, as we already know, even though people like you and me have reached that limit long ago and have stopped buying the bullshit, the maddening, frustrating, disheartening truth of the matter is that the far more vast majority of consumers still blithely suck the shit down and ask for more, and even, more and more often lately, actually get militantly defensive about it if anyone tries to tell them that the stuff they're swilling down through the sewer pipe ( ... )
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