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Wow, thats's a great example of a logical fallacy. Not only that, you are confusing what goes on in the game, to what is necessary to play the game.
I am not here to argue weather or not it is free to play, only the irony of calling players of a free game, customers, which..oh god i'm not repeating that crap again.
Anyways, you do realize, I hope, that by the definition of purchase it is stated that it can be via money or equiv. which referrs to any other economic system such as barter, indenture , slave etc. All brought to bear from the individual themself. I highly doubt anyone puts their body in labor or danger in order to engage in a MUD. Unless of course maybe someone goes and mows Matt's lawn or something and gets a few whatever super power sword sharpeners.
next time you reply, try not to commit such a blatant fallacy by using a definition to negate a definition of a condition, especially a bad one that no longer relates to the intent.
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