Jesus Christ, does anyone read anymore?
I’m saying EULAs are not necessarily always enforceable in all jurisdictions and that “you signed EULA” does not always imply “you lose and it’s simple af”. You people are seriously…amazing.
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It looks like the space lawyer has ruled in favor of himself!
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Sure, if by ‘space lawyer’ you mean ‘someone with basic reading comprehension skills’. I didn’t think the standards were that low around these parts, but whatever – I’m gonna go put ‘Space J.D.’ in my profile I guess.
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I-C-E-L-A-N-D.
The company is located in Iceland. Your EULA class action lawsuit would need to be heard in an Icelandic court. You are ranting and raving about US law.
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Nothing is worth this.
You just need to hook up with that Lucas Kell guy on these forums. He would agree with you. Maybe even Drakvlad.
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I don’t care. Look, I’m not even saying that the EULA isn’t enforceable and that you’re not right. I’m saying it is possibly more complicated than the simple answer. But then I get this, so the discussion is pretty much over. Nothing is worth this. Bye.
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Yeah, the Company may be located in Iceland but they do business in other countries, they have to abide by the laws for each of those countries to be allowed to conduct business. If they were charged with something and summoned to appear in a court in one of those countries, I highly doubt the proceedings would be held in Iceland.
“I hearby call to order the case of SICO vs CCP, pertaining to the specific damages of #1, loss of one highsec Athanor and #2 a class action total of 527 hours of ‘game time’ - as filed in New York Superior Court…”
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But it does imply that. Whether thats the case in practise or not tends to fall down to definitions of reasonable.
It is not reasonable to expect anything to come of this, for example.
Some people seem to still believe the client has more power than the company.
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It’s more that some people expect their whines and feelings to matter to others to a point where those others have to act on it. No, we don’t.
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So… you haven’t heard - at any point in the last decade or so - about how online companies like Google / Amazon and even “offline” companies like Starbucks register in America and use that to avoid taxes in every single other country they operate in cos “we are not based in that country so we use the laws of the country we are based in”?
You may well be one of the last dozen or so people on the planet to not be aware of this.
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You’re welcome.
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