To reduce visual novels down to anything other than a wonderfully diverse genre is to do it great disservice: there really is a story out there for everyone, in styles to suit even the wildest tastes.
On the other hand, by focussing on (to paraphrase) 'toys, treats, trips and clothes', the STC fund does a disservice to what are really important structural problems - summarised by the case study and the comments above.
"Opponents to this bill and their well-paid Washington lobbyists have spread false statements and rumors about the legislation, which is really a disservice to consumers, and instead proudly boast that they remain largely untouchable by the F.D.A.," Mr. McCain said on the Senate floor.
Jessica: We've really done a disservice to the public by not giving them a history lesson of Australia.
October 31, 2013 12.04am GMT Email From Matthew: I know it is easy to decry the coverage by Fox, but they really did a disservice to the audience by breaking away from the Dropkick Murphys firing up the Boston faithful.
It really does a disservice to people around the world -- including many Christians -- who suffer at the hands of actual persecutors.
However, Dilts said, "I would question the judgement of the ABC coming into the temple on Friday night when tensions are so high in Venice...It really does a disservice to the LAPD".
This president has been focused and tough and decisive in leading us in this economic team and I think that is the story, and anything else really does a disservice to this administration and the real record that has been established".
"I think that to ignore these findings is really to do a disservice to the children who can benefit most from them, especially disadvantaged children," Dr. Rauscher said.
"This is a great artist, a thrilling artist, and it would really do her a disservice not to focus on that," Mr. Ackerman said.
