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Have you ever read the Facebook TOS fully? I challenge you to find a single game on the site that does not violate one of their extremely vaguely worded clause
by shadowmint 15y ago
Have you ever read the Facebook TOS fully?
I challenge you to find a single game on the site that does not violate one of their extremely vaguely worded clauses.
This is basically just a "We can, for any reason, at any time, ban you. Suck it up."
That's why I've lost all interest in the Facebook platform.
Too much of this nonsense going on.
- ceol 15y ago>This is basically just a "We can, for any reason, at any time, ban you. Suck it up." It probably had to do with his plugin enabling users to play Facebook games without actually playing them. I'm sure game creators want a human looking at the ads in (and next to) their games, so it's no wonder he was banned.
- ig1 15y agoIf you don't agree with the terms you can, 1) not develop for Facebook 2) break the terms and accept the risks involved 3) come to an agreement with Facebook with different terms Plenty of people have taken each of these routes