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And just as big a violation too, I believe.
I certainly wouldn't and were there a court case, neither would the court. Those are blatant infringements.
That's not an argument against banning them. That's just the consequences of following through on a policy of stopping infringement. If most muds infringe on someone else's copyright or trademark, then most muds are being run by IP thieves.
--matt, who frequently wonders if it's a lack of imagination or a lack of ethics that causes so many mud administrators to rip off other people's IP and who continue to do so after they are made aware of the dodginess of the practice.
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