BE AWARE! What TSR *really* do with your account details...
saowens:
Yeah, they even went so far as to suggest that all of this started because of a photo shopped copy of an internal document that Coconut made. Well... I work for a large computer company as an Administrator so I know this next part to be true. Why do companies have "internal" documents? Because they don't want their clients seeing them. That's what TSR is really p o'd about. Their secret got out.
Hello. Damage control Dept., spin control section. Operator in training number 48. How may I help you today?
"This is Thomas, I need you to come up with some really killer spin on the stolen content scandal."
Yes Sir! We'll get right on it! Now where did I put that MTS2 login information.....
lewisb40:
Since they are not disputing that Coconut has shown their internal documents, then I am curious about the conversations of laughing at the members when they (was admitted) input "trackers" on their custom content? Not only that, they laugh when they do publish members personal info and make jokes about prank calls. All of this was published in screenshots of the internal conversations. That's what peeves me. I don't like feeling like a joke or test subject when I registered to the site.
Then theres the personal conversation of deriding and racial slurs, I can't be bothered with such a site that wants my money, then make fun of people. My thought is, if you can be anal and asinine in little, then I wouldn't put it past them to be sneaky and vigilant in much.
I am sick of the debate. I will not give money to any site for pay items, cause I don't want to get in my game then delete it cause it photoshopped well, but looks like sh** in my game. I will donate to sites that I find appropriate and talented and needs the support. As I have exercised in life, if I don't like it, I do not support it. Same with T$R. :cool:
Skye:
I recall the problem we all had when this first came out. To decide whether or not it was legal to make EA items a free, or a pay. At the time EA never put themselves in the middle of it. It was all up to us to decide if we would be illegal by making our own content.
Now it seems EA finally stepped out to tell us==or at least their maxoids did==that it's ok-just ignore the EULA! They need to make up their minds.
The BBS has always been a den for disquiet. Especially when the securom problem came out. The area delegated to us was deleted one day because it was getting too much information in it that we could 'compare notes' in. This is the same thing. If they would only let folks 'vent' it would be tamed down in the bbs, and freedom of speech would be thriving....
We are not 'allowed' to discuss any of the info we have on BBS, so that makes it harder to compare notes there (without being banned). We travel to all the other sites so we can compare those notes. I like this. I don't like how folks think they can lie and get away with it all, though. It will all catch up with them however.
A long winded way of saying 'the pen (computer) is mightier than the sword' They'll trip themselves up, get caught, and the only thing they will be able to do in the long run will be to change their names and move on to the next chapter LOL
X-Phile:
I just updated my first message to include 2 links:
http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/
http://phorum.mustnotbenamed.com/index.php/topic,2399.0.html
That's were the info about TRS and the current situation are being held. ;)
AnneUumellmahaye:
Even if I hadn't been aware of what's going on until now and the only site I've ever visited was TSR, now would be the time for me to look up all the google keywords that TSR article provided: 'MTS2', 'free downloads for Sims2', 'pirates + Sims 2', and last but not least 'Coconut + Sims 2'.
It would have made me really curious, and I hope that quite a few members at TSR dare to step outside and look what's actually going on in the Sims 2 community.
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