THE TRUE FACE OF TSR: The dangers of visiting thesimsresource.com

May 1, 2013

TSR Leeches: Still trying to claim EA owned content as their own.

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 :)  )

 

 

Special Thanks to BaixeSims

January 10, 2013

TSR attacks 3 more sites with false DMCA Reports UPDATED

TSR scumbag Thomas O. Isaksson has attacked 2 more Sims sites with his false DMCA reports. TSR have NO RIGHT to report any files for a DMCA as legally TSR own nothing. The EULA clearly states that all files made using EA owned software ( The Sims ) is the property of EA GAMES. EA games have given open permission for fansites to publish and/or share THEIR property for other players enjoyment – unless it is for commercial gain ( as in illegally selling it @TSR ) Even the TSR workshop was created using the EA software, which means that too remains the property of EA.

http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/?p=1732

Not happy with falsely reporting EA owned files made by current TSR staff, Tom has stooped low enough to report retextures of files made by FORMER TSR staff that are not even on TSR, in this case Newsea. Also reported were files made solely by the site owners which have no connection to TSR’s present or former staff.

Marie Antoinette from therescakeinyourhair says:

She received this takedown notice from Mediafire:

UPDATE: 11 JAN 2013:

Marie Antoinette says: Thank you so much for publishing this, Coco. This seriously irritates me to no end, and he has reported EVEN MORE files, including Coolsims, Cazy, and more Newsea hairs. It has the same messages, and it’s still from Thomas.

Jenni from Jennisims has also had several take down notices on files where both the meshes and the textures were entirely created by Jenni. One example is this:

 It is also worth noting that all Jennis downloads are her own work, on occasions where she has used outside meshes, these are not included in the download – only the re-textures made by herself.

Justin from PradaSims says:

“Hey, I am justin from Pradasims and they also attacked me! I hate them!!”

Tom, yesterday, made a somewhat correct statement stating that someone with nothing better to do is reporting Mediafire files. He also claims that anyone can put his name on the complaint, also true.. But how the hell does he explain ’them’ using his email to file the complaints? Oh that’s right.. he doesn’t! He also fails to explain why he has not cancelled the claims. Mediafire would notify him, at his given contact address, that the files are being suspended, he would know even before the file owner does, so why did he not simply write to Mediafire and admit the files do not belong to him or TSR? Instead he waits until the file owner contacts him and then fakes mock shock and horror, he seems to be feeding off their confused emails, rather like last April when he pulled the same ‘joke’ for an April fools stunt. It is a criminal offence to file a fake DMCA report, Tom knows this. He needs the ‘genuine’ reports to get the files removed, but he thinks he is being smart using the half hearted denials ( that really are not denials ) after the fact to wriggle out of legal action.. Tom isn’t as smart as he he thinks he is - and the community are not so dumb. 

TomsLittlePenis says:

 TomsLittlePenis is correct.

It is just a matter of time :)

Related reading:

http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/?p=1732
http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/?p=990
Many Thanks to Sunsetsims

November 27, 2012

Dandangate:EA Mole – UPDATE

http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/?p=1608

An update to EA mole story linked above.

The person who did write the complaint to EA, and had her info shared with TSR by EA Mole Sherrie Dandan has now decided to take legal action.

I wish this person every success with this action. When you make a complaint to EA, you expect it to be confidential as any private Email should be, you DO NOT expect it to be forwarded on to the very company ( an illegal company known for hacking and information sharing ) that you complained about along with your personal info and for it to be ridiculed and smeared with false accusations. EA and Sherrie Dandan need to answer for this and a court room is an ideal place to start.

November 26, 2012

EA Clarifies the EULA!

 

EA has now clarified the EULA to make it crystal clear. Published November 6, 2012

 

Yes, TSR this applies to YOU!

For Steve and Thomas, who have always purposely had trouble understanding the meaning of the EULA..

This says that greedy businesses such as  TSR have waived any legal or moral rights to their ‘contributions’ and that EA and OTHER PLAYERS can publish, attribute or use these downloads without further notice or compensation to TSR or any other paysite.

For everyone else

You finally have the clarity from EA that you have been waiting for, so if you re-publish a ‘contribution’ from TSR, and you get the usual take down notices from places such as Mediafire or your webhost, just reply with a copy of the EA EULA PDF and a screencap and/or directions to the relevent part. ( PDF page 3, Part G ) You could also include a link to or a copy of this EULA on your site so that there are no misunderstandings.

The EULA PDF is here to download for your use: EULA_ THE SIMS 3   and will be also available with the new expansion pack University Life.

TEXT version of screencap for translators:

“In exchange for the use of the software, and to the extent that your contributions through the use of the software give rise to any copywrite interest, you hereby grant EA an exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, fully transferable and sub-licensable worldwide right and licence to use your contributions in any way and for any purpose in connection with the software and related good and services including the rights to reproduce, copy, adapt, modify, perform, display, publish, broadcast, transmit, or otherwise communicate to the public by any means whether now known or unknown and distribute your contributions without any further notice or compensation to you of any kind for the whole duration of protection granted to intellectual property rights by applicable laws and international conventions. 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. The licence grant to EA, and the above waiver of any applicable moral rights, survives any termination of the licence.”

With special thanks to Sunsetsims

June 22, 2012

EA mole gives IP of complainant to hackers.

 

EA Has committed a huge breach of confidentiality and security by not only passing on the complaint, but also the IP of the complainant to TSR. Furthermore a complaint that was meant to go to EA’s legal department was blocked from arriving there by EA’s community manager,  Sherrie Dandan.  Sherrie also alerted TSR on the number of complaints they have received and how they were submitted at the same time as thanking TSR for their bribe ‘gift’ sent to their offices.

This resulted in the WRONG person getting the blame for making the complaint, causing a 13 year old girl to have her online accounts hacked. The girls mother had not made the complaint she was accused of, instead she complained to TSR over what she deemed was inappropriate messages between Thomas and her child over MSN.

I checked the IP’s myself and it is pretty clear that the girl and her mother have completely different IP’s to the complainant. Steve would know this, which makes me think that the whole blame game was manipulated by Steve/TSR in order to ’show off’ a series of Emails between Steve and the EA community manager to prove Steve’s point that EA really do not give a shit who gets hacked. The girls mother had previously asked for advice on the shoutbox here, ( 27th May ) it was a pretty safe bet she would be back in contact when she was blamed for something she did not do, thus showcasing Steve’s validation of EA support.

 Below are screencaps of the entire communication, with the childs name/email removed and IP of the real complainant. Sorry about repeat lines, it was the only way I could screencap this in several shots while showing that there is nothing missing from the original.  As with all fowarded emails, it may be a good idea to read from the bottom upward to get the full gist and context of the email exchange between Steve and the mole. Also available in TEXT versions for translators.

TEXT VERSION HERE!

TEXT VERSION HERE

 TEXT VERSION HERE

It is fair to add the deletion of this young girls account is NOT the issue here, as this was the wish of her parents. The issue is TSR hacking into her EA account to make her believe EA had banned her for making a complaint and that they also hacked her Twitter/google/youtube and deleted her personal videos of something they knew meant a lot to her.

TEXT VERSION HERE

We have learned many things from the communications between Sherrie Dandan ( EA community Manager ) and Steve Bonham ( TSR joint admin and part time prison guard )

  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to block all complaints intended for EA legal.
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to share private communications intended for EA legal.
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to share a paying customers IP with the group they have just revealed as hackers.
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to give TSR the number of complaints received ( and blocked from reaching their destination. )
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to accept ‘gifts’ from TSR.
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing to believe that all complaints stem from my blog ( which this did not ) despite Steve/TSR not providing proof that anyone connected with this blog sent it.
  • Sherrie Dandan is willing believe, then go on to accuse this blog of being  a ‘pirating site’ despite no pirated content being on this site, furthermore – I personally, until now, have paid for every game and expansion pack I own and have done since The Sims 1. It is false accusations such as this that make me, and other falsely accused players pay more attention to sites such as MOONSIMS or  FREE SIMS STORE when looking for future content.
  • Sherrie Dandan believes that because this site is hosted by someone who hosts another site that has ‘pirated’ store content submitted on his forum… that makes ME a pirate. That is like saying that everyone who has a blogger account with google are pirates because somewhere there is a blogger account that hosts pirated content….  That is beyond stupid.
  • Sherrie Dandan believes Steve when he says that all my screencaps are edited and can be clearly seen with pixel zoom. Clearly Sherrie believes this on face value and has never once examined any of my screencaps  to see that this is a blatent lie. She also believes the vast amount of the community and sites that supply information here do not exist because I made them up. Who does she think are buying the games?. Most screencaps come with a link to the site they are on and yet Sherrie believes I own all these sites too.
  • Steve has supplied several ‘quotes’ from Coconut including “well I don’t care, I still think it was TSR so our accusation stands” and a ‘vow from me to bring down TSR because I was a failed FA’. Both quotes completely made up and with no truth to them whatsoever, but Sherrie has chosen to believe this with no links or proof  that any of these ‘quotes’ where ever made outside of Steves imagination.
  • Sherrie Dandan believes that followers of this blog were asking TSR members for their passwords despite NO ONE ever complaining this has EVER happened, nor any proof showing that any reader of this blog was involved. Why would they need a pass to TSR anyway? FA accounts are IP controlled meaning that unless you are using a computer in that FA’s house you can not access the account, and on the notion that all our readers are ‘pirates’ they wouldn’t need a subscriber account when the booty/ Sunset sims  offers free TSR subscriber downloads with no account needed. No brainer really.
  • Sherrie Dandan believes Steve when he says that a site that runs a business by manipulating EA made meshes and reselling the content against the EULA is a fansite. You can get full stolen games for free from the pirate bay… they must be superfans!
  • Sherrie Dandan does not believe screencaps, witness statements, emails, complaints or Steves own contracting statements ( see myths and lies) only the word of one man(?) compared to the word of countless paying customers.
  • Steve believes his job description …” I work for the Government in Criminal Justice” Sounds better than “I’m a prison guard”
  • In all this we have learned that Steve is a liar, he will use any means to boast about his relationship with EA, TSR have once again hacked a childs account and that Sherrie Dandan is profoundly stupid.
  • You have also learned to use other means of complaining to get your complaints heard in the right department and to state why you do not wish your complaints to go through a half wit who accepts bribes gifts from hackers.
  • EA have left themselves wide open to legal action from the real complainant. Congratulations.

http://www.linkedin.com/in/sadandan

Sherrie A. Dandan’s Experience

Community Manager – The Sims

Electronic Arts

Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; ERTS; Computer Games industry

March 2008Present (4 years 4 months)

- Managing and growing The Sims community on TheSims3.com and TheSims2.com websites and social networks
- Synch with PR, Development team and Marketing to push game and content releases to community
- Distribute daily, weekly, and monthly reports on community outreach and growth
- Composing copy for news items and descriptions for virtual goods
- Organizing fan events
- Arranged accommodations, venues, services while staying within limited budgets

I can not find anywhere in her job description where it says she has the power to decide what is forwarded to EA legal and what is instead forwarded to hackers. Most companies have a policy that all communications mentioning legal action should be forwarded to the legal dept, I have not heard of any company who deem it ok to forward the complaint to friends/hackers and ridicule the complainant while hiding the complaint from the legal dept.

Sherrie Dandan - EA Mole

If anyone at EA believes these sceencaps are edited I will be happy to forward the original mails to anyone other than Sherrie Dandan, who already knows these are real.

 UPDATE:

The person who did write the complaint to EA, and had her info shared with TSR by EA Mole Sherrie Dandan has now decided to take legal action.

 http://tsr.mustbedestroyed.org/?p=1746

May 22, 2012

TSR, EA and YOU!

  You may think that reporting problems such as this to EA has never been of any benefit, that perhaps it is a waste of your time and that EA have done nothing. Think again. Since TSR adopted a ‘Mafia’ attitude and EA have been hearing about it in many corners, a whole lot has changed already. You would have to be blind not to notice that the glowing support EA once had for TSR has dwindled to nothing. When was the last time TSR had an exclusive on a new exp or stuff pack? ( Not counting the Medieval ‘exclusive’ Steve had to scan from PC Format magazine! ) Hell, EA did not even trust them to preview KP sweet treats! When were they last interviewed by EA? When was the last time someone… anyone? from EA appeared in their forums …..A long time ago.

  At the end of the day EA are a business, and yes it makes great business sense to keep on good terms with ‘the largest site in the sims community’. EA may be slow on the uptake, but even they can see now that TSR is only the ‘largest’ because they have been open for 12 years. ( not the longest, as TSR claim, but certainly a long time .) A vast percentage of all their members did not join TSR as it is today, they joined the free community site that it was in 1999, before it was sold off as a money spinning business to the Isakssons. None of the members amassed throughout the years can delete their own accounts or uploads. So that is 12 years of joining with 0 people allowed to leave, you do the math. If they were a regular cult they would need their own country by now. TSR masks itself as a happy place, no negative comments are allowed and until recently candy sweet good comments were rewarded with free subscription days. ( Kudos) Good artists appeared to be dumping their own sites just for the pleasure of working for the popular TSR, and the padded download stats look great. No wonder EA believed the hype. It was only after the dirty dealings and lies came to light that EA have finally distanced themselves from the monster they created. Many of these incidents only came to light because you, the community decided to tell them.

  What EA thought was a good business move in ‘turning a blind eye’ to the EULA ( for what seemed like the good of the community at the time ) ended up crushing a large proportion of the true fan community. The free pass that TSR thinks they have has gone right to their heads. Appearing as the largest sims site is not good enough anymore, they want to be the only sims site. This, thankfully, will never happen but while a money crazed madman believes this is possible, many fan sites are still closing due to the hackings, false file or site TOU reports, virus infections or buy outs. Yes, the community has survived and it will continue to, but think how much bigger and better the community would have been now if TSR had not attacked/targeted so many ‘rival’ websites, and continue to do so. This has a direct effect on EA/The Sims franchise. How many of these sites that TSR forced to close, the people TSR has hunted and harassed, the creators forced to quit and the children they exposed to goatse porn just for the shock value have given up on the game completely? CC and the community play a big part in the enjoyment of the game for many, and how many times do you read someone saying that the community is not the same and not fun anymore, reasons usually cited is because their friends have left, favorite sites/forums are gone, their own sites have been attacked or they are being bullied or dictated to. TSR are mentioned directly in 99% of these comments and not in a good way.

  The problem is that we, the community are fully aware of all this, mostly everyone has either been on the receiving end or knows someone who has. EA are only aware of what we tell them. How else can they find out? Most forums who speak about this do it in the members only sections for fear of TSR reprisals, Websites are afraid of becoming targets for hackings so they say nothing, those that do usually get the content removed via TOU reports/hacks. Not many post in the EA forums for fear of being ridiculed by TSR trolls. Websites are bullied for providing links to information sources such as this blog, the phorum or PMBD. TSR FA’s ever so sweetly join popular forums, this discourages any negative TSR posts from appearing. ( TSR refers to them as TSR ambassadors. ) With so much dust being swept under the carpet, you can see why EA may find it difficult to understand why TSR are so bad for the community, especially when TSR tell them again and again that anyone speaking against TSR are ‘pirates’ who pirate EA content, that anyone speaking against TSR are also against EA.

  This is where You can help. If you are one of the many unlucky people attacked by TSR, whether it is through hacking, TOU/TOS reports, take down notices, nasty messages/emails, demands for links or removal of links, lost money on a subscription, leaked private details or any instance where TSR have directly ruined or spoiled your enjoyment of the game and the community you need to tell EA about it. Be sure to show them screencaps of messages, forward emails of demands and threats, forward take down reports. Let them know how this affects you and your enjoyment of the game you paid for. ( Yes this will take a little of your time, but I am sure rebuilding your website, finding new hosts or begging Mediafire to reinstate your own content took longer. ) If you are too afraid, downhearted or TSR has made it impossible for you to make or continue with your Sims fansite, LET EA KNOW! This not only effects you, it effects EA and the exposure of their product.

 Do not expect direct action or even a good response from EA, your goal is to simply make them aware of the effect TSR is having on you and the community. EA already know enough to sever links with TSR, now they need to see the full extent of the damage TSR is doing. It is doubtful they will ever take legal action against TSR, they are probably still under the impression they would upset a lot of TSR’s fictional fans and ‘members’ but at the very least they should clarify the legality of a site that exists only to make money by manipulating EA made content. TSR are not fans of the game or the community, in any shape or form. You can not even truly describe them as a ‘business’ as they disregard any controls that would make a business legitimate. TSR are simply opportunists and leeches. EA’s reluctance to commit to their own EULA and say that such ‘business’ practices are wrong have created a monster and they need to stuff it back in it’s box.

 What TSR fail to compute is that the EULA still stands and EA can at any time pull the plug on TSR simply by clarifying that The Sims franchise is owned by EA and it was never designed to be exploited by 3rd party sites as a business venture, it was designed for the enjoyment of paying EA customers and should not be the subject of turf wars and the fallout associated with the criminal activities they use to maintain their cashflow.

Contact EA:

https://help.ea.com/contact-us

https://help.ea.com/contact-us?product=the-sims-3

 https://help.ea.com/en/the-sims/the-sims-2

support@ea.com

Electronic Arts Inc.
209 Redwood Shores Parkway
Redwood City, CA 94065

 

May 21, 2012

March 31, 2011

Paranoia will destroy ya! ( Updated 5th April )

Filed under: The Sims Resource — Tags: , , , , , , , , , — coconut @ 09:45

  EA are not in TSR’s good books. Tom and Co have been waiting with baited bad breath to see the new announcement that was originally scheduled for today on the Sims 3 facebook. While the rest of the world thinks with some certainty the announcement will be Generations related, paranoid Tom is worried that it will be some sort of creation tool to rival the workshop. Now, with the announcement being delayed until Tuesday, he has another 5 day agonising wait. It has even been suggested that uploads made with this EA tool be denied from the TSR site. That is going to go down well with EA I am sure!

  It seems a tad premature to make rules for a tool that probably does not even exist, and what would be the big deal if it did? If EA were to make such a tool, players would still blindly upload to TSR, so why does it have to be strictly only the TSR tool that they use? I guess this is the same reason that they send sock puppets over to the EA forums whenever someone even suggests that the TSR tool is not safe to use. It is ok to call them hackers, information sharers, thieves, extortionists and paedophile magnets ( all true ) However if anyone dare to dis their workshop, a shitstorm will ensue. They do not care what dirty little secrets the community knows and repeats about them, so long as they have the whole community trusting, using and regularly updating this tool, I wonder why.

  On a funnier note, it is refreshing to see TSR on pins waiting for news, I remember the days when they would have known the announcement in advance thanks to Steve’s connections and their *ahem* ‘close’ relationship with EA. These days EA seem to be keeping their distance. It looks like TSR are sleeping on the couch.

 UPDATE: 5th April 2011

  As expected, EA’s announcement was nothing to do with a rival tool. It was Generations. Perhaps Tom may now realise just how paranoid he really is? I must say I thoroughly enjoyed reading about the new expansion on Gamespot, the preview on gamerevolution and the Gameplanet interview with producer Ryan Vaughan was quite interesting.  On April 12th simfans.de will test the new EP Generations and are accepting questions. Sims-3.net  have attended a fan event in Germany, which has been translated into English by simsVIP

  TSR would have had an amazing ‘exclusive’ but Steve’s scanner broke much to the relief of PC format.

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August 1, 2010

Thief Steve in EA Slapdown! – Updated

 

  A few days ago Steve posted an article about the new game from EA called The Sims : Medieval.  He clearly stated in that article that he got the ‘inside’ information from EA last year, and was under an NDA. He posted a short review and several in-game screenshots. As always, Steve was bending the truth somewhat!

  He actually got the information and the screenshots from a hard copy of a PC magazine available to buy from many magazine outlets in the UK. Not only did he copy their review, he scanned and published THEIR screens without their permission, knowledge or consent. The PC magazine is called PC Format.

  Steve wanted to be the first to announce this to the world online, so that TSR could gain all the credit and interest from the announcement, especially by beating EA to the punch. This would also prove once and for all that he is indeed in EA’s rear trouser pocket.  

  Things came undone when EA asked him to remove it, which he begrudgingly did, however during a TSR meeting ( in which he called EA ‘Shitheads’ 3 times ) HE decided that EA could do nothing about the article as it had already been printed in the real world, TSR was merely reporting on PC Formats article.

  EA got in touch again very quickly and whatever they said to him got the article removed and he upgraded their status to ‘Wankers’  Steve was then stomping like a small child and made an ‘official complaint’ to EA about PC Format demanding they lose the right to any EA exclusives in the future. Clearly his theft of their story and pictures got him into trouble so they must be destroyed!

  He then made a retraction type post on TSR, admitting he got it from a magazine, but basically blaming EA and their corporate stuff. At least he had the sense to describe their PR as “flapping” and not a “bunch of wankers” this time.

 There was no mention of why he lied in the first post about getting the information from EA a year ago and signing a NDA, nor was their any credit to the magazine for the article or pictures he published and took credit for.  

  Steve is itching to repost when the time is right and again he will feature the article on his ‘special relationship with EA’ - A relationship so special that a UK PC magazine got the story and in-game screens first, and he had to steal, scan and republish them.

  The sad thing is that other websites are crediting TSR for the article and screenshots. Full credit should go to PC Format, not to the site that stole their property.

  It is also worth noting that TSR not only stole, scanned and republished the pictures from a magazine, they also added their own TSR logo to them, in a pathetic attempt to claim ownership, as seen below.

Update

 

  There seems to be 2 versions of Steve’s initial post, the first one which was up for most of the day, and the second that appeared briefly before EA forced him to remove it again.

  I was hesitant to publish the first post yesterday as EA clearly do not want either of Steve’s posts to be viewed online, but the topic here is not about EA’s alleged new game, it is about Steve’s theft of an article and pictures, so I have decided to publish. The second post only came to light today via PMBD, and I will also publish that.

 Click ‘more’ to view both posts in full below:

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April 7, 2009

TSR Myths and Lies

TSR Myths and Lies

Welcome to all the new readers who have found their way here after ‘googling’ names and phrases found on TSR’s ’statement’ Listed below are the myths, lies and truths of that statement.

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