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1. Dismissal Sounds Unlikely Let’s start off at the same station and make a few things clear: Despite what is being tossed around on the internet, this case is not a slam dunk for either side (at least not evident from the statements being thrown back and forth). It is very likely that this case is going to go to trial, as there are a ton of allegations being made and accusations that are going to require the backing of email communications and witness testimony. We are not at the point in the case where either side is trying to convince a judge/jury, that won’t come for months down the road. What Cloud Imperium Games is doing with its response is attempting to have the case dismissed by convincing the judge that the accusations have no merit and including comments that there are no damages to be recovered regardless of Crytek’s claims of breach. Since this is a gigantic lawsuit, I wanted to go down the list of points that I found interesting so far. This is not … [Read more...] about In Plain English: Crytek V Cloud Imperium Games (and RSI)

(Legal Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and as such nothing in this column constitutes legal advice. All opinions expressed are my own and based on research into case precedent and interpretation of relevant laws and statutes, as well as discussion with the MMO Fallout legal team) It has been four long years since ArcheAge launched in the west and some people are still wondering: How did Trion Worlds avoid getting sued for its rather blatantly false advertising regarding that 10% discount for Patrons that never surfaced, and was the advertising of the game against the law? If you’ve forgotten or just weren’t around, when Trion Worlds was initially pitching its founders packages to the west, they advertised a perk for Patrons that included 10% discounts on cash shop purchases. The page advertising the promotion had been stealthily edited close to launch to include the wording that the perk wouldn’t be applied immediately, only for Trion to throw their hands up months … [Read more...] about In Plain English: An ArcheAge Lawsuit and the Fraudulent 10% Discount

I’m not a native English speaker and here’s my confession: I’m a trained translator with a degree in my pocket. I speak English fairly well, but I never thought I would ever create content on my own. When I got to the English-speaking world of content marketing, I was lost, frustrated, and paralyzed with insecurity. I strongly doubted if I could ever enter a league of those smart guys who create killer content. To be honest, I wasn’t even sure if I could write anything high-quality at all. If you’ve ever been in my shoes, this article is for you. I’m going to share the tips and tricks that have worked (and still work) for me. The first: Most likely, you will never be able to speak, think, or write like a native speaker. Being fluent isn’t all about vocabulary, grammar, spelling, and all of the other ‘technical’ aspects. The trickiest and most complicated part is the cultural background. It may take years of living in the … [Read more...] about How To Write TOP Content If You’re Not A Native English Speaker

People whose first language is not English often find difficulties in writing without any mistakes but its a lot easy. Bloggers and content creators should be very particular with spellings, creating a killing title with a clear sense along with a selection of keywords in the title. Most bloggers and content creators can be very obsessive with spelling and creating titles. As owner of blogs, we can’t let our awesome articles get knockout due to wrong spellings or grammar mistakes. Here are some tools that can manage your spell checks and grammar in titles. Web sites to help with English Grammar & more 1. Respelt: Auto Spell Checks Your articles. To use Respelt, you can either copy and paste the article into the Respelt dashboard, enter the URL, or even enter your RSS feed. While entering the URL of your article is pretty straightforward, this tool also alerts you by checking your RSS feed for spelling mistakes and then letting you know when there is a problem. You can also … [Read more...] about 5 Online Websites To Get Free Help With English

Review of: Grammarly Price: Free to try Reviewed by: Kim Barloso Rating: 5 On March 21, 2017 Last modified:March 21, 2017 Summary: Grammarly is the best tool for writers, bloggers & content companies to proofread and check for plagiarism. They offer a web app (cloud based), a Chrome addon, a Word addon & a desktop app for Mac. Their 'free to try' model makes this app worth using. It's one of the best proofreading tools out there. Free Signup If you’ve ever written a blog post before, then you’ve probably had stray commas and misspelled words that you somehow overlooked during your proofreading process. Grammatical errors in your blog posts are one of the quickest ways to make a reader stop reading your content and move on to something (and somewhere) else. You can proofread for an hour, or even have someone do it for you, but the reality is that you’re only human, and you will make even the silliest mistakes. Like Harsh, I’m … [Read more...] about How Grammarly Can Help You Stop Making Mistakes in English