That question was addressed in previous posts. Read back till you find it.
Or, make another joke about not reading the thread, stand back and see how much we care.
I would like to add that after having muliple orgasms upon discovering how many great legal minds we have here at mmorpg.com, when the EULA became the main subject being discussed in this thread by every pre-law student, burned-out attorney, K mart security guard, and crank, it became useless.
Originally posted by Jorev That's what Lepidus's argument is in the sticky thread. He defends enforcement of NDAs on the basis that they are more legally binding than EULAs. We all know it's hypocrisy.
Are you trying to suggest that because a mod of mmorpg.com argues that a NDA is more legally binding than an EULA that mmorpg.com supports that EULA's aren't enforceable?
Lepidus is a paid staff member and was speaking for MMORPG.com and giving their stance on why they didn't feel EULAs were worth respecting, yet NDAs were. You can read what he said in the sticky.
"We feel gold selling and websites that promote it damage games like Vanguard and will do everything possible to combat it." Brad McQuaid Chairman & CEO, Sigil Games Online, Inc. Executive Producer, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes www.vanguardsoh
Originally posted by KaptainZerg That question was addressed in previous posts. Read back till you find it. Or, make another joke about not reading the thread, stand back and see how much we care. I would like to add that after having muliple orgasms upon discovering how many great legal minds we have here at mmorpg.com, when the EULA became the main subject being discussed in this thread by every pre-law student, burned-out attorney, K mart security guard, and crank, it became useless. Good job.
Well the legality issue was brought up by MMORPG.com first. That has never been the point though.
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That question was addressed in previous posts. Read back till you find it.
Or, make another joke about not reading the thread, stand back and see how much we care.
I would like to add that after having muliple orgasms upon discovering how many great legal minds we have here at mmorpg.com, when the EULA became the main subject being discussed in this thread by every pre-law student, burned-out attorney, K mart security guard, and crank, it became useless.
Good job.
Are you trying to suggest that because a mod of mmorpg.com argues that a NDA is more legally binding than an EULA that mmorpg.com supports that EULA's aren't enforceable?
Lepidus is a paid staff member and was speaking for MMORPG.com and giving their stance on why they didn't feel EULAs were worth respecting, yet NDAs were. You can read what he said in the sticky.
"We feel gold selling and websites that promote it damage games like Vanguard and will do everything possible to combat it."
Brad McQuaid
Chairman & CEO, Sigil Games Online, Inc.
Executive Producer, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes
www.vanguardsoh