street Wrote:What if those people don't use those emails anymore? What if those emails were deactivated?Completely different situations. De-activated email addresses can be regained completely with no hassle.
What would they get sued over?
They wont get sued over this, the same way msn deactivate emails that are not used. People are going to sue msn over that? NO Why? Cause its their responsbilty to sign to the email time to time.
Isn't this the same when they perm ban someone? Do those people have the right to sue nexon?
Getting banned means you didn't follow the ToS; you did something wrong. They're not liable for that. Well, sometimes. Most of the time they are because they don't know how to differentiate real players from bots.
People with emails they don't use any longer are not Nexon's responsibility. However Nexon is obligated to ensure that everyone has a fair chance to see this information, and if they don't send out at least an email to the specified address of each account then they can be held responsible for any monetary loss. Frankly, 30 days isn't enough notice. I would say 2 months notice would be adequate in removing all liability from their end. A lot can happen in 30 days that people can't control. Not everyone can access maple that often.