My experience on Shiva contradicts your assertions.
My experience on Shiva contradicts your assertions.
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You won't stand alone on this. I got your back (for now anyway).
As for the contender "Alhanelem" yea.. I'm gonna call it an suggest your one of the many "power playing" or if nothing else well in support of that which we're against in this subject.
As for the ideology that "SE never had any obligation to give you what you asked for." I do hereby challenge that statement with the following:
Japanese Law:
Basic Act on Consumer Policies (Act No. 78 of 1968) Last Version: Act No. 60 of 2012
Article 5
(1)A business is responsible for doing as follows as regards the goods or services it provides, in recognition of respect for consumers' rights, support for their self-reliance, and other fundamental principles referred to in Article 2:
(i)to ensure consumer safety and fairness in its transactions with consumers;
(ii)to provide consumers with the necessary information clearly and simply;
(iii)to consider things such as the consumer's knowledge, experience, and financial status in its dealings with consumers;
(iv)to endeavor to establish the necessary systems to process complaints by consumers appropriately and promptly, and to appropriately process the relevant complaints;
(v)to cooperate with the consumer policies implemented by the State and local governments.
I highly encourage you to read #4 there "Alhanelem".
Now back to what I was doing before I came here..
Signed,
Prof. Farnsworth:
That proves nothing! And furthermore, you'd think I could remember a thing like that!
Plus, who are you anyway?
Japanese law, huh? Wow, you must be ready to take them to court in Japan to make a case they aren't in compliance with the law. Good luck with that, lolol.
Japanese law has no relevance to us here in the States, we can't sue them for breaking anyone's laws but ours. Not that I see any violation of the law you described in the first place. SE does in fact have systems established to process complaints.
SE regularly posts details of RMT bots and gil removed from the economy as a result As far as I'm concerned, they're meeting their local legal obligations (not to mention the probable fact that they give more information over there than here). They most definitely don't have to do anything just because Uriah says so, whom I remind you has been pointlessly spamming these boards for over a year with bot reports, and in recent months he's gotten more absurd with it by insisting that literally every single person grinding for XP in the game is a cheater. So you really ought to think twice about having this guys back, because if it were up to him, basically everybody would be banned from the game because there's no way anyone grinding XP is doing it "legit."
I'm all for doing more to shut down actual RMT, but he's dragging innocent people into it with these global accusations.
Last edited by Alhanelem; 01-12-2023 at 05:07 AM.
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