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Posted: Sep 8th 2009 8:58PM J Brad Hicks said
Posted: Sep 8th 2009 9:10PM (Unverified) said
The CSM statement reads "Acting on his own, he utilized confidential information that CCP shared with us in violation of the Nondisclosure Agreement he signed by attempting to engage insider trading. CCP, who is monitoring us closely, almost instantly discovered his actions and has banned his accounts. The councilmember has since resigned his seat on the council."
Since this was an approved statement in a CCP dev blog I felt confident in saying he's been banned, but like you said, questions still remain. Specifically:
Is the player himself banned from the game, or simply the accounts involved?
As this was an NDA break rather than a EULA violation, does this mean he's able to run for re-election? (And if he's no longer a subscriber?)
If I get a response from CCP on this I'll update this article.
Posted: Sep 8th 2009 11:43PM Myria said
It is neither. A passing blurp that won't be remember in a week in a game that is only barely remembered now.
Posted: Sep 8th 2009 11:45PM Myria said
It is neither. A passing blurp that won't be remember in a week in a game that is only barely remembered now.