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[MintnHoney]

I dunno why you're trying to compare one type of cheating to another.

Imagine enabling oneself to read or see something that might normally be unintentionally difficult to read or see under certain circumstances being equivalent to cheating.
By which I mean, a simple UI mod doesn't necessarily have to be "cheating," and, therefore, despite that you might not like the person posting it, their point remains valid even as it adds more fuel to the fire.

[Canadane]

Imagine enabling oneself to read or see something that might normally be unintentionally difficult to read or see under certain circumstances being equivalent to cheating.
By which I mean, a simple UI mod doesn't necessarily have to be "cheating," and, therefore, despite that you might not like the person posting it, their point remains valid even as it adds more fuel to the fire.

I have no strong feelings one way or the other about the person posting.
I'm just here to say it's all against the rules, don't be upset when they're enforced.

[Anvaire]

Imagine enabling oneself to read or see something that might normally be unintentionally difficult to read or see under certain circumstances being equivalent to cheating.
By which I mean, a simple UI mod doesn't necessarily have to be "cheating," and, therefore, despite that you might not like the person posting it, their point remains valid even as it adds more fuel to the fire.

i dont think these are the issue though. YP tried a while ago to be gray area with it and people didnt and worse yet, used third party UI mods to show the area of untelegraphed AOEs - that is indeed cheating.

Essentially, if you flaunt it you get banned, if you dont you wont. Im not sure why thats so hard to understand. Bottom line is, mods and third party tools are against TOS. Use em and run the risk.