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Nintendo sues Reddit mod for $4.5M (www.polygon.com)

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[–] MudMan@fedia.io 6 points 2 weeks ago

Yeeeeeah, the headline in isolation is a bit misleading and unfortunately this seems in line with some recent Nintendo moves where they go after people who slipped on something adjacent.

I have no idea how things work wherever this guy lives, but over here soliciting remuneration would be the difference between this being a problem or not.

That said, I still hope they lose this and I have so many serious questions about how Reddit wouldn't be liable if the content is illegal and they didn't do anything to moderate it. This is a weird one and it's worth keeping an eye on, although I would imagine Nintendo is hoping the lawsuit itself acts as a deterrent regardless.