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The following is a debate over the past five days I've had with Reddit user Blackhaz. The debate started with his response to my post of the Blizzard vs. MDY (Glider) Case and a defense of the RMT industry. The original comments can be found here. It's nice to know that there are still places where you can have civil reasoned discussions on the internet.
Blackhaz: Exchange 1
I would love to see an actual lawyer expand on this case and what it actually means. I can't really see how much has changed. This type of software has always been better off being developed outside of the USA. I guess developing software which only has the purpose of violating the terms of service every single user has agreed to is now off limits as well. Is it really negative that the government protects against software who's only commercial viability is based off of the disruption of the service of others? This is not about attacking users or restricting their rights, it's about stopping massive abuse of the system.
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