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TOS can be changed at any time, but it wasn't, it's still the same now. How can you judge the actions of someone prechange (before your ideas of point farming where layed out in writing) and just expect us to KNOW them before now?
Originally posted by
Fred Petrenko
We are not being formal here. Because, if we were, the TOS has clearly stated that the rules are subject to change. They did.
I am trying to be fair here, not formal. Being fair should apply to me and to you (contributor).
If you say ... more
I am trying to be fair here, not formal. Being fair should apply to me and to you (contributor).
If you say ... more
We are not being formal here. Because, if we were, the TOS has clearly stated that the rules are subject to change. They did.
I am trying to be fair here, not formal. Being fair should apply to me and to you (contributor).
If you say "I did it because it was not explicitly prohibited", then we don't have dialog. My answer is "The rules changed. Period".
So, if you want me to be fair, apply the same mark to yourself. less
I am trying to be fair here, not formal. Being fair should apply to me and to you (contributor).
If you say "I did it because it was not explicitly prohibited", then we don't have dialog. My answer is "The rules changed. Period".
So, if you want me to be fair, apply the same mark to yourself. less
Okay let me put this in how you might understand-
Say you're playing a game with someone. There are set rules and you play the game. You do everything you're supported to in those guidelines and then after you win the person you are playing with say "oh wait, I'm adding more rules now so you didn't really win anything because you were cheating the whole time!"
I am the one being fair here, not you.