Leech #1: Flovv
Oh dear, this is about the most contradictory tripe I have heard from TSR in a long time.
Dear Flow,
All the Sims rights DO belong to EA, we know that because we have taken the time to read the EULA, this is something you yourself should try to make time to do, so that in the future you could avoid breaking the law by illegally selling EA owned products on the pirate site, TSR. You seem very concerned that people should not USE anything created by someone else and especially not SHARE them and yet YOU are using EA owned products, manipulating and selling them on a website in direct violation of the EULA. Even more disturbing is the fact that even though you are selling these products which do not legally belong to you you still state that no one can actually use them? ( although I do concede that in some cases, TSR CC is somewhat unusable )
“Even if it’s made by EA workers or not?” The sims and all it’s contents WERE made by EA workers, and EA gives us fully transferable worldwide permission to reproduce, copy, adapt, modify, perform, display, publish, broadcast, transmit or otherwise communicate to the public by any means without further compensation to you of any kind. It is laughable that you think you own this content even though you admit it was made by EA workers and, in addition, you think you have the right to steal it, sell it and overrule their usage permissions.
When you boot up the Sims you agree to the EULA which states: You hereby waive any moral rights of paternity, publication, reputation, or attribution with respect to EA’s and other players’ use and enjoyment of such assets in connection with the software and related goods and services under applicable law.
So in short YOU have no rights on content that does not belong to you, it is perfectly legal for you to upload it to TSR as EA have given you and every other player permission to do so, it is however illegal for you to sell it. Baixe Sims has full permission from EA via the EULA to host this content, if you don’t like it, I suggest you spend a few years making your own game and only then will you have the right to call a multi million best selling game your own – or is that too much hard work for you?
Leech #2: Lulu
Dear Lulu,
As you have been lazy enough to copy and paste part of Flows mail, I’ll take a leaf from your book and copy and paste part of the reply.. ( Sheeeesh. Can’t anyone at TSR ever come up with something 100% their own work? Not even an Email? )
The sims and all it’s contents WERE made by EA workers, and EA gives us fully transferable worldwide permission to reproduce, copy, adapt, modify, perform, display, publish, broadcast, transmit or otherwise communicate to the public by any means without further compensation to you of any kind.
When you boot up the Sims you agree to the EULA which states: You hereby waive any moral rights of paternity, publication, reputation, or attribution with respect to EA’s and other players’ use and enjoyment of such assets in connection with the software and related goods and services under applicable law.
So in short YOU have no rights on content that does not belong to you, it is perfectly legal for you to upload it to TSR as EA have given you and every other player permission to do so, it is however illegal for you to sell it. Baixe Sims has full permission from EA via the EULA to host this content if you don’t like it I suggest you spend a few years making your own game and only then will you have the right to call a multi million best selling game your own – or is that too much hard work for you?
Refresher
Take this to a lawyer so that he may laugh at you while he takes your money ( Ask TSR about that one, there is quite a funny story behind it – Well, not so funny for TSR.. but you catch my drift 
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Special Thanks to BaixeSims
