Richard_Feynman said:
Imaginedvl said:
Well they are so right to blame the stupid law. The law must be targeting spam specifically and not all email.
We have a user base of 100k users with my indie game and what we are thinking is exactly that, stop sending anything and then ask them in-game or on our website to subscribe again (which is ridiculous) as we cannot really know if the user lives in Canada or not.
Microsoft does not want to take any risk and open themselves to stupid people who will sue them the day they will receive one single email from them even if it is not spam but something like a security issue or anything important. |
I hope your indie game is better than your writing O_o
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English is not my first language... So no need to be rude esp. when you are not really doing better in your reply (quote).
Now, If you did not understand my point, feel free to PM and I will take the time to write a near perfect english message for you including all the details about my position :)
