OK People, there is a line out there.

Valentine · 24-10-2008

Look around, that is the real world.

Look at your computer games, those aren't real.

Online divorcee jailed after killing virtual hubby - Yahoo! News

Ban her from the game, and execute her avatar.

MrSiltStrider · 24-10-2008

If a person literally gives someone their password without any coercion or other trickery, then it's hardly hacking when they then use that password to access the other person's account. Leaving his password unchanged after dumping his digital wife is just plain stupidity on the hubby's part.

mzkkbprmt · 24-10-2008

It wasn't much of a hack. She knew his login and his password. He should have changed it - his fault.

I think this is a serious serious overreaction. Her action is wrong because it was out of spite and she was acting to hurt him, but the fact it hurt him so much is also bad in a way. I don't go often but I can tell the difference between the real word and that of the internet. It is okay to be obsessive - but there is a point where an obsession becomes an addiction - once it is an addiction 'tis bad.

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MrSiltStrider Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: London, England, (Formerly Cairns, Australia) Age: 19 Posts: 52 Threads: 4 Reputation: 0	If a person literally gives someone their password without any coercion or other trickery, then it's hardly hacking when they then use that password to access the other person's account. Leaving his password unchanged after dumping his digital wife is just plain stupidity on the hubby's part.

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mzkkbprmt Consonants FTW Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom Age: 18 Posts: 1,134 Threads: 34 Gallery Uploads: 28 Blog Entries: 18	It wasn't much of a hack. She knew his login and his password. He should have changed it - his fault. I think this is a serious serious overreaction. Her action is wrong because it was out of spite and she was acting to hurt him, but the fact it hurt him so much is also bad in a way. I don't go often but I can tell the difference between the real word and that of the internet. It is okay to be obsessive - but there is a point where an obsession becomes an addiction - once it is an addiction 'tis bad.