I've been absent for a few months, came back to see that cracking SV is no longer allowed on elitepvpers, lets talk about this.
First off, ScriptVessel in itself is not a legal program. It is created in china, and in china there are gaming laws which prohibit the creation and distribution of unauthorized botting programs, to the likes of ScriptVessel. This makes SV itself an illegal program, and any and all copyrights held my SV are therefore null and void.
I can understand not wanting people to directly post cracked SV exe and dll files, that I can understand. What I can't grasp is that its against the rules here at elitepvpers to release guides to let people crack SV.
First off, releasing directly cracked programs is illegal, but only when the program itself hold a direct copyright.
Second, it is perfectly 100% legal to release cracking guides for any programs that may hold a copyright, this is because it does not require the direct distribution of any modified files, its simply put, a DIY guide on how to do it yourself, requiring you to find a source for the files you wish to crack.
Now, seeing as how its perfectly legal to post a guide on cracking a legally protected program that has valid copyrights, why is it then against the rules of elitepvpers to post a guide on cracking a program that is not legally protected? This makes absolutely no sense to me.
It makes no difference to me either, because I have a subscription to SV myself, but this all just seems like a load of bullshit to me. The only conclusion I can arrive at is that 9net9 has handed out life subscriptions to elitepvpers co mods and or staff members in exchange for not allowing the distribution of cracking guides for the software.
Its ridiculous, because its legal to post a guide on the internet of how to crack a legally protected program, yet SV itself is not legally protected because it cannot legally hold a copyright in china, and therefore anywhere else. So, what is the justification here? I would prefer if mods would step into this discussion with me, and try to justify their rules, which seem to make absolutely no sense whatsoever.
First off, ScriptVessel in itself is not a legal program. It is created in china, and in china there are gaming laws which prohibit the creation and distribution of unauthorized botting programs, to the likes of ScriptVessel. This makes SV itself an illegal program, and any and all copyrights held my SV are therefore null and void.
I can understand not wanting people to directly post cracked SV exe and dll files, that I can understand. What I can't grasp is that its against the rules here at elitepvpers to release guides to let people crack SV.
First off, releasing directly cracked programs is illegal, but only when the program itself hold a direct copyright.
Second, it is perfectly 100% legal to release cracking guides for any programs that may hold a copyright, this is because it does not require the direct distribution of any modified files, its simply put, a DIY guide on how to do it yourself, requiring you to find a source for the files you wish to crack.
Now, seeing as how its perfectly legal to post a guide on cracking a legally protected program that has valid copyrights, why is it then against the rules of elitepvpers to post a guide on cracking a program that is not legally protected? This makes absolutely no sense to me.
It makes no difference to me either, because I have a subscription to SV myself, but this all just seems like a load of bullshit to me. The only conclusion I can arrive at is that 9net9 has handed out life subscriptions to elitepvpers co mods and or staff members in exchange for not allowing the distribution of cracking guides for the software.
Its ridiculous, because its legal to post a guide on the internet of how to crack a legally protected program, yet SV itself is not legally protected because it cannot legally hold a copyright in china, and therefore anywhere else. So, what is the justification here? I would prefer if mods would step into this discussion with me, and try to justify their rules, which seem to make absolutely no sense whatsoever.