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Way to definitely keep treyarch out.
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Why haven't I thought of this before, the only way to keep treyarch out permanently is to have a TOS, a TOS is a terms of service, I believe the forum already has one when you sign up, where you tick the box that you agree to the terms of service, well if we edit the terms of service to say that Employees, Affiliates and anyone involved with Treyarch are not permitted to browse this forum.
This performs as a legally binding barrier that will keep Treyarch out.
Please show your support by posting a comment and thanking the topic.
Also if approved we need to spread this through the community, including S7 as it will keep them out of all forums.
This is evidence that a terms of service works on all major enterprises.
That site has been running for 4 years i think, without Jagex game studios getting in.
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Terms of service (commonly abbreviated as ToS or TOS)[1] are rules by which one must agree to abide by in order to use a service. Unless in violation of consumer protection laws, such terms are usually legally binding.
Just clarifying this, major companies and corporations will never break a ToS
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This performs as a legally binding barrier that will keep Treyarch out.
Please show your support by posting a comment and thanking the topic.
Also if approved we need to spread this through the community, including S7 as it will keep them out of all forums.
This is evidence that a terms of service works on all major enterprises.
By clicking 'I Agree' you agree to everything stated below:
You are not an employee of Jagex LTD, or runescape, and are not a family member or acquaintance of the aforementioned.
You are not an employee of any law firm contracted with Jagex LTD, and are not a family member or acquaintance of said firm.
You do not currently play runescape, or any other Jagex game, and are therefore not subject to their TOS or any other agreement with them.
All of the information on this site is solely for learning purposes, as the main purpose of this site is to instruct people in the art of programming. All programs provided for download from this site are entirely coded by the members of this community and are not the intellectual property of any business or organization.
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That site has been running for 4 years i think, without Jagex game studios getting in.
Source from Wikipedia.org
Terms of service (commonly abbreviated as ToS or TOS)[1] are rules by which one must agree to abide by in order to use a service. Unless in violation of consumer protection laws, such terms are usually legally binding.
Just clarifying this, major companies and corporations will never break a ToS
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They don't read the rules lol.
They just enforce theirs.
Bad Idea IMO.
And how do you expect us to know who is from Treyarch?
They just enforce theirs.
Bad Idea IMO.
And how do you expect us to know who is from Treyarch?
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That is the best idea i have heard yet. thanked the topic
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this is a pretty good idea mate, but i think since they are already part of the site it wont affect them. Correct me if im wrong
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Ass_Violator wrote They don't read the rules lol.
They just enforce theirs.
Bad Idea IMO.
And how do you expect us to know who is from Treyarch?
Actually as an Enterprise it's legally binding for them to read and acknowledge the terms of service.
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thank you and i am gong to tell this to a staff member i like this idea!
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great idea!!!! i really think this should be put to use!
great thought man!
great thought man!
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And if we find out we do what... Sue them for $15?
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Reputable wroteAss_Violator wrote They don't read the rules lol.
They just enforce theirs.
Bad Idea IMO.
And how do you expect us to know who is from Treyarch?
Actually as an Enterprise it's legally binding for them to read and acknowledge the terms of service.
I guess.
But who's to say that there won't be someone giving Treyarch all the GPD's? Someone that doesn't work with Treyarch.
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I dont mean to put you down but someone else suggested this the other day and their topic got closed.
sooooooooooo
sooooooooooo
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