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Welcome To IrreplaceableSim2.

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I found this at this site http://www.noukiesims2.net/ so paysites your time is soon up

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"Thank you for contacting Electronic Arts.

To answer your question: Yes, running a paysite featuring content for the Sims 2 is considered to be a violation of both the Electronic Arts Terms of Service and copyright law. This includes both content that is sold directly and content that is offered as part of a subscription service. Additionally, the intent behind providing these tools to the Sims 2 community was to promote the sharing of content, not commercial activity."

EA now recognizes paysites as a problem, but we want them to actually take action against them.

Paysites have broken so many rules, bullied so many people, profited off of other people's hard work, even broken laws. They were always protected, and they always covered themselves by saying 'EA is okay with it, so we can do what we want'.

Well, EA is NOT okay with it. And it's time for them to do something about it.

If you agree that EA should take action against (and/or disallow the existence of) paysites, please sign this petition. Maybe we can make a difference if EA see what their community (and part of their livelihood) thinks.

Thank you!

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Love itself is what is left over when being in love has burned away, and this is both an art and a fortunate accident. Your mother and I had it, we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two.