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Understandable
I don't like the DMCA, but this particular situation, Blizzard certainly was well within their rights to prohibit this sort of mod.
Posted by: opensourcepro   Posted on: 09/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Why do they care  thk123 | 09/02/05
they're redirecting traffic . . .  tmurph1810 | 09/02/05
I'd have to disagree  el1jones | 09/02/05
Read the case first, you would be surprised  quietLee | 09/02/05
so what?  rafe01 | 09/02/05
but, did they identify themselves as being associated with blizzard?  engrmerc | 09/02/05
Because they collect a fee ...  ShadeTree | 09/02/05
Who collects a fee?  quietLee | 09/02/05
Understandable  opensourcepro | 09/02/05
why?  rafe01 | 09/02/05
Biting the hand that feeds me ????  mrlinux | 09/02/05
Extremely unlikely!  ShadeTree | 09/02/05
Only one game...  thetargos | 09/02/05
"Free"  Font | 09/02/05
Indeed  Anti_Zealot | 09/02/05
What's the difference?  bad2thebone_z | 09/02/05
What was left out of the story IS the difference  quietLee | 09/02/05
Olive branch?  Font | 09/02/05
Don't play video games but...  JJ Brannon | 09/02/05
Class action anyone????  Dazza_z | 09/02/05
Wishes only come true in fairy tales  John Zern | 09/03/05
I didn't agree to being cheated.  Dazza_z | 09/04/05
Seems to me your choices are:  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/04/05

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