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    The sad news - Honorbuddy and others

    Just remember, Gav said "HB will keep going for a long time" What a joke he is :D
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    Are you stupid? Did you not read what i said? Bossland is PERSONALLY being sued, if he loses he will PERSONALLY not be ALLOWED to be NEAR or work with or at a company that develops bots for the game It does not matter if the company is in china, Bossland cannot be a part of it, and he...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    You cant just do that lol, when they are personally asked of the court to not operate a bot business, then it doesnt matter where the company is based if Bossland works for them and lives in germany. I guess if he moved to china, he could, but why would he give up his life in germany and his...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    The court does not decide that the software in itself is to be banned, Bossland himself, personally will be banned from operating a business that develops bot software for the game. He cannot simply do what you think he can, and still be a part of it himself.
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    He cant, his business is doomed with these lawsuits. What he needs to do is admit defeat and shut down
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    Having spoken to Bossland quite a few times, also regarding these legal issues, it is apparent that his german to english translation skills aren't very good, it is also very evident when looking at previous legal posts in the english section, some are quite difficult to understand, i can...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    They only recently launched a lawsuit in the US against HB, and im pretty sure thats still on-going. However, the US is not a part of EU, it would be quite difficult for a US court to uphold a ban of sales to US customers from Bossland gmbh, seeing as the US have no juristiction over...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    Bossland gmbh most likely have companies registered in England, considering the co-owner is from there. However, Bossland is providing services to people in england, for that reason you could launch a lawsuit in any country that Bossland is providing services for, and have him banned from...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    You can throw that definition in the shredder, everyone knows in the IT world, malicious is used to define software that intrudes on other software, such as malware, or in this case a bot that injects into another piece of software
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    Which is actually quite funny, nowhere has Bossland posted anything about the impact of his current losses, which probably goes to show its rather bad. I do not think it is too much to expect an injuction in EU against HB entirely, with severe losses paid to Blizzard. We will see in early...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    What are you even trying to say? Each case has had a majority loss to Bossland, and each currently decided appeal by Bossland have also resulted in a majority loss. So tell me where he is winning, you seem awefully biased, probably because this is your income.
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    The only case they won, was the stormbuddy case in which Blizzard illegally obtained code. This has NO relation to the HB case at all, it cannot even remotely be considered relevant. All HB and DB cases have been appealed by BOSSLAND, they have not been appealed by BLIZZARD. Why would...
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    Bossland GmbH v. Blizzard, the never ending story

    HB is losing. They havent won a single lawsuit that has to do with HB, they have won a lawsuit regarding stormbuddy, which had nothing to do with the nature of it being a bot or nothing. So while Bossland makes it sound like they are winning, really, they havent won anything so far.
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    Isnt it a little bit to obviously, to have a shortcut called "OverWatchTyrant"????

    Are you saying he is wrong?. Wheres your evidence to disproof his statements? Just curious
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    Bossland GmbH sued Blizzard (READ) and Court News July 2015

    Actually, he isn't actually wrong. The ToS is a contract between the player and the company, however, the ToS is only a baseline reference. For a business to sell a game, or a service, or establish a business within a country that is not its origin, it must abide by said countries law. An...
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    Bossland GmbH sued Blizzard (READ) and Court News July 2015

    " However, we have 2 more cases that just where decided by the Courts of Appeal in Dresden and Munich, that we will push to the next step: The Federal Court of Justice of Germany" 2 cases, that were decided that bossland then escalated. This is not good news.
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    Bossland GmbH sued Blizzard (READ) and Court News July 2015

    What do you love? Am i the only one that reads this as being a negative outcome post, attempting to sound positive? They won a lawsuit regarding bossland selling D3 gold, great, that'll be real effective on the honorbuddy case(not really) Then bossland clearly states in this thread that he...
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    [legal] September 2014 update on legal

    A terms of service is a contract, in this case it is called a clickwrap which is a completely legal form of contract used by hundreds of thousands of companies all over the world.
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    [legal] September 2014 update on legal

    You are correct, but these are for exploitive motives, an example would be reversing some kind of security measure to gain access to a database, or exploiting software to release it in its original form. However, reversing software or any other kind of material in order to gain knowledge to...
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    [legal] September 2014 update on legal

    No he would not. Reverse engineering in itself is not illegal. The surpreme court in the US has several times stated that reverse engineering is an important way of dissemination of production and /or ideas which helps innovation. The surpreme courts of europe have expressed the same stance...
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