Post: #3

Some questions on this:

What about legal issues related to a game's emulation website offering paid services?

How should we handle something like 'I paid for xxx and now I have xxx but I don't like the xxx I have so I want my money back ... and still have my xxx script'. This is going to give us headaches and more work.

Offering a service such this ... should be followed by a encryption system protecting the scripts so they can't be read/touched/etc... IMO it makes no sense working in something that can be leaked so easily, i'm explaining myself: I get 10€ for a hyper-mega-uber script modifying everything related to spells, from cast times, to effects ... everything, and the one paying just feel free to share it (he could do, because he paid for), but in 3 days ... several people is using this same script which you created just to get money and they just change some values and voilà, 'was this your script? Don't think so dude!'!

IMO a better way for this would be a requests forum, people uploading to a different area (with reply on that submission) and whoever wants the script, pay for it and for possible mods of it.

We have covered some holes, ok, but what about question 1 again? I'm very sure we cannot provide any kind of economical profits of any kind.

And ... finishing now, this would require to connect so much systems (just like paypal) to the forums, an encryption system for the scripts, sphere reading them, etc.

Also I don't know in other countries but here in Spain if you are self-employed (or not employed at all) you MUST declare the money you earn. Paypal can, at some point, ask you where money comes from and force you to declare it.