Dear Jeff, I like "Play other, better moves – and consider your long game" part :D I think that rageQuit is an essential action that expand your mental space. When someone got a considerable amount of frustation, with no experience of post-rageQuit situation, they tend to walk the easy, rageQuit route, especially when kids playing the game. I think we all doing rageQuit at least once in the lifetime and we growth. Just hope that's not the last action they do. RIP Aaron.