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Nexon America Inc. v. Ryan Michael Cornwall
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VerrKol Wrote:I thought it was interesting, excepting the copy+paste stuff, and had remarkably little jargon... Guess I'm just weird Monocle

The affirmative defense arguments are the only really important thing in there. Some interesting stuff if you're the curious about copy right law, although all the "fair use" stuff is a definite stretch. No doubt many of Nexon's accusations will be thrown out, but there's still more that enough to close down the websites and probably have these people in debt for the rest of their lives.

Two things I look forward to learning:
1. How much has "hacking" cost Nexon?
2. Who is Bizzaro?

Guess I'm still interested in copyright law after all, because this is definitely a worthwhile read

If anything, hacking has made Nexon money. The only kind of hacking that would possibly cause them to lose money would be channel crashing/server crashing, both being unrelated to that website and Riukuzaki.
Bizarro is the coder of BT, the trainer itself as I'm sure you know. I think he basically codes the trainer and bypasses. Most of the hacks that are implemented into it are found by a couple other people. I believe he used to go by Xentare back in the CEF days.
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Nexon America Inc. v. Ryan Michael Cornwall - by Killed - 2012-04-23, 08:09 PM

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