| theRepublic said: Given the way Unity has already backtracked on so much of this, it really seems like they didn't put much thought into it. It seems like a top down decision that they are trying to make work, but the specifics in implementation are way more complicated than they anticipated. There is no way that unilaterally changing the contracts with no consideration given to the other party is legal. I guarantee we are going to see lawsuits about this unless they completely reverse course. I already heard talk of a class action lawsuit. |
There's just no way Unity's own lawyers couldn't have gone through this process at least once, even if it was just skim. it'd be financial suicide for none of their legal team to go over this and just let it go through unchecked.
If they didn't, and a class action lawsuit goes through, they will be thoroughly screwed, no matter how many times they try to read over what was originally planned vs what they backtracked on.
It looks like the backtracking going on atm is due to the sheer backlash they are getting, but who knows, it could very well be their legal team urging them to pull back fast, before any loopholes are busted open by approaching lawsuits (which would be impossible to close once someone gets that foot in the door amidst all this backtracking).
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