2012-10-13, 01:54 AM
It's really very simple.
If you choose to go by the letter of the law (ToS), Nexon can ban you at any time for any reason or no reason at all.
If you want to plead that there's an implicit assumption they won't ban you if you don't break the ToS, then we get into the "common sense" and "fairness" fields - in which it's quite obvious what you were doing was taking advantage of their mistake, which is wrong.
The fact that they let that sort of thing pass before proves nothing. Nexon has changed recently, in case you haven't noticed. And they chose to make an example of you, so people will not be so quick to abuse their faultly design/programming in the future. Tough.
If you choose to go by the letter of the law (ToS), Nexon can ban you at any time for any reason or no reason at all.
If you want to plead that there's an implicit assumption they won't ban you if you don't break the ToS, then we get into the "common sense" and "fairness" fields - in which it's quite obvious what you were doing was taking advantage of their mistake, which is wrong.
The fact that they let that sort of thing pass before proves nothing. Nexon has changed recently, in case you haven't noticed. And they chose to make an example of you, so people will not be so quick to abuse their faultly design/programming in the future. Tough.