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Posted: May 8th 2008 3:20PM Tanek said

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"Why, we wonder, did Li turn Zhang in? There's got to be a good story behind that."

The linked article says that "Li reported Zhang for unfair revenue distribution". While that does not exactly provide details on the situation, it almost sounds like Li thought Zhang was not sharing enough of the profits and decided going to the authorities would be a brilliant idea. Oops. :)
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Posted: May 8th 2008 3:50PM (Unverified) said

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Too bad it doesn't really change the state of game economies. I'm not sure other gold farmers in WoW, or other games would be scared away from this but I guess we'll see what kind of penalty they get served.
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Posted: May 8th 2008 4:06PM (Unverified) said

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[analogy]

Gold farming organizations are like flies on that delicious slice of pie you are about to eat. They are annoying, but don't ruin the pie completely, and no matter how many times you brush them away, they will keep flittering back to your pie.

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I've heard all the arguments for and against gold farming, but I think there is one important point to make:

The reason I'm against this particular brand of gold farming, is that it breaks the EULA. You wouldn't sign a document and explicitly agree not to sell gold, and then go ahead and sell gold, would you?
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