A Runescape player cheap OSRS gold and streamer sued British developer Jagex. He argued that Jagex and its own Chinese owners had violated his right.

On the official Runescape website, Jagex clarifies that silencing can be avoided by following the Runescape rules and terms and conditions to the Jagex account - so far, so ordinary.

The accounts of Runescape player Amro Elansari from Pennsylvania was muted around March 2019 and based on PennLive.com, Jagex has rejected his criticism. Elansari claims to be a streamer with 2,000 hours of game time invested in the fantasy MMO. A lawsuit registered against Jagex, which was ignored by a federal court. Now the Federal Appeals Court has dismissed the litigation. Elansari is a repeat offender. He's registered a total of ten lawsuits in the previous 18 months. His last suit tried against Tinder. The rationale: his matches are all fake accounts.

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