Not really, they are only targeting specific servers. You are probably fine.
Eula Compliance - Mojang forcing EULA
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Well I was hoping to build a big community so my plan to become a 100+ server eventually isn't realistic anymore because of Eula being inforced?
no evidence it has actually happened. who says their not Bsing to boost sales (both of them opened large sales straight away)
I've talked to one of the owners of a big factions server, he said he was in a Skype call with the owners of primemc and Arkham and others and said that Mojang is basically hand picking servers for it.
Not late, this is old news. Just wanted to inform MCM peeps.
Didn't see that nor does it have the thread links in it.[DOUBLEPOST=1456832479][/DOUBLEPOST]I honestly would like to see a huge network just give the middle finger to Mojang and see what happens.
It's the same with any growing community, like YouTube. Each day it gets harder and harder to start a YouTube Channel and get recognized as it was back then, same with a Minecraft server. The only efficient way now is money/advertising :/
I'd love to see this. Mojang doen't own anything besides the owners accounts, I wonder what Mojang would do if at all.
Though they will probably bring legal matters into it, but they're gonna sue kids servers..? I don't know how they'd go at the little servers.
Kids/teens can own larger server. Maybe way in the top, but there has to be some popular ones (100 range) owned by someone under 18.
I know, I'll rephrase;
You can report a server not following their EULA.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jU...Of2gE87i06g7xT-U/viewform?edit_requested=true
How do you know if that official.
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