I’m just saying be very careful if you of someone else does as you and your wife did, in future
Its very iffy territory that puts you well into the “grey zone” where you might infact have already broken rules, and CCP will let your instance slide (especially if it wasnt reported), but not as a precedent.
I’m not going to litigate it, but I think you did break rules.
However since the victim didn’t report it, and we have nothing except your word to go on, thats that. But I’m telling you, that its well into the “grey-zone”, and I wouldnt recommend you or anyone else attempting this again.
Where as I strongly advocate it. Having somebody else speak for you on a third party application not controlled or monitored by CCP can hide your voice and identity. So long as you are not breaking the account sharing rules, are not violating any of the 2014 ‘extreme circumstances harassment rules’ and are not trying to impersonate another character with your characters name or claiming you are x when you are not you are pretty much in the white. No grey zones there I’m afraid. Hell even CCP say report any harassment to your local authorities if it happens on 3rd party programs.
Feel free to litigate all you like though. Or better yet don’t spout off uninformed rubbish tailored to push people away from gameplay you don’t agree with.
Since you wont leave well enough alone, ok, I will do so.
Does your wife have an account in EVE that she represented herself as in the situation you detailed above? Or did she use one of yours?
In other words, did she make an account of her own that SHE signed the TOS/EULA on inorder to create a character, with which she then represented herself as in the situation you detailed above?
Microphone. Speakers. Laptop. My secondary desk chair. She may have touched my snacks. Oh and of course the giant ass PTT button attached to that microphone.
Just pointed out the grey area you did this in.
I said I wouldnt litigate it.
Just be aware of the risk of breaking rules doing something like you did.