> Preventing servers from selling items does not encourage people to use Minecraft Realms If it eliminates revenue streams from their competitors, what do you

> Preventing servers from selling items does not encourage people to use Minecraft Realms If it eliminates revenue streams from their competitors, what do you think is going to happen? I have to imagine that Mojang will offer more robust features in the future, so they might not be comparable now, but in the future it will be closer. Maybe they will offer "add a plugin" option to their service. They could offer cash to plugin providers if their plugins get used. (ala the Apple Store) > I completely believe that Mojang are starting to take their EULA seriously in an effort to protect their customers I generally agree with this assessment but I don't see "protecting their customers/improving the overall Minecraft environment" and providing a better experience than third party vendors sa mutually exclusive. In fact, they are likely closely aligned up to a point.