Since I will be retiring from this game, I would like to give my forums account to a friend so that he may continue to moderate the guild thread we created for our guild. Is it against TOS for me to give my forum account to someone else.
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Since I will be retiring from this game, I would like to give my forums account to a friend so that he may continue to moderate the guild thread we created for our guild. Is it against TOS for me to give my forum account to someone else.
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That is the arcane legends terms of service, which is different from the forums rules. The forums have a completely different set of rules which can be found here --> https://www.spacetimestudios.com/misc.php?do=vsarulesQuote:
Originally Posted by picklewickles
In that set of rules, there is nothing that explicitly states against account donating, which is why i brought up the question here.
If you’ve already read the terms of service and there doesn’t seem to be a rule against it then most likely it’s not against TOS? I guess the onus is on you to read everything properly and make sure there aren’t any loopholes that can be used to ban you.
Just because something isn't written doesn't mean it's not bannable or against tosQuote:
Originally Posted by Dragonsalt
On the contrary I believe that something that hasn’t been referenced to or explicitly stated in the terms of service can absolutely be done. The whole purpose of the terms of service is to inform the user of limitations, disclaimers, rights, and responsibilities. Now I agree that some parts of the TOS can be perhaps a bit vague to the point where you would be skeptical, but your situation seems rather specific. I wouldn’t worry about getting about getting banned. Playing it safe ain’t bad, just not nessecary for this case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spheresome
This doesn't answer your question, but maybe you could consider making a new guild thread. A few guilds do that
Thinking it through logically..
As long as the person you’re donating the account to doesn’t then try to imitate being you and using it in shady ways and only using it to keep a thread updated then I wouldn’t see any reason why it should warrant a ban.
To be better safe than sorry and to protect against abuse they will always say it’s not allowed but my interpretation of it not being specified in the TOS would just mean it’s a grey area and if not abused would probs have a blind eye turned to it.
Hope that helps a bit
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Originally Posted by BaronB
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If you have to ask it's probably not a good idea. But imo yes it's against the rules because you're not supposed to give your information to anyone, passwords included. Your friend can manage the thread by making a new one like what was mentioned before.
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Originally Posted by Spheresome
If you are legitimately retiring/quitting, why do you really care what happens??????
Because I have made friends in the game and want them to still have access to the stuff that I have made for them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Motherless_Child
Probably because hes not only thinking about himself and wants to leave the game while making sure his legacy doesnt get neglected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Motherless_Child
Kind of a weird question this is.
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Originally Posted by Spheresome
LOL... You guys are so funny......Quote:
Originally Posted by Spooked
NO, you cannot do that because if you do you will go to jail or be guilty of breaking a commandment..... It's against the rules of life............ LOL.....
Sometimes you guys just have to use your "brains"...............
He can just plead the 5thQuote:
Originally Posted by Motherless_Child
Stuff has to be written, they can not write a few things and expect you to agree to it. That would be like making a list of rules and you leave out "no scamming" so then a guy scams another guy and gets banned. Must inform players everything they are limited to do :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spheresome
True but sometimes bannable things could be overlooked and be not included to some listsQuote:
Originally Posted by Encryptions
Someone's been watching Suits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel_crx
Moderate the guild thread? are you referring to the ability to edit the opening post of your guild thread?
Usually in a scenario like yours the new person (existing or new account) creates new thread with the same or updated opening post and then you can submit a request to the the Forum Moderator to delete the old thread.
That is only IF you want the opening post of your guild thread to be changed in future in your absence, other than that I don't see any scenario where you would need it.
I would personally suggest not to share your account with anyone even if its not against TOS.
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