Chinese Justice

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Even if we DO assert that, for example, Blizzard "owns" something, what is the violation we have done? We have hardly removed their ownership (however we defined it) they still own it, it is still on their servers and so on.
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Your intellectual property arguments are really inaccurate (at least for US law) but here I agree with the essence of the argument. Blizzard can not pursue you legally for selling in game items. They similarly can't pursue you for much of anything outside of the DMCA (circumvent anything they can attempt to label a "security mechanism" - even to the point of posting protocol redaction and - and they have a case, though). They're pretty much just limited to terminating your account and keeping any money you've paid them. That, however, they can cheerfully do.