Once again we see the misbehavior of the few encroaching on the freedoms of many. Of course none of us want to see bullying online, but to create a situation wh

Once again we see the misbehavior of the few encroaching on the freedoms of many. Of course none of us want to see bullying online, but to create a situation where breaking TOS agreements for web services can be used in court to CRIMINALIZE behavior is a ridiculous precident. Essentially what the court said was that because the defendant violated the terms of service, the was guilty of fraud. Can you imagine how hard it will be to find new users for a service when they must treat your TOS as a document that will open themselves up to criminal prosecution is breached?