I thought the same thing, however feel free to PM Hapycmpr for clarification if u like

I did & was told "d2jsp does not want to see anything regarding proxies, plz report any post u see regarding them"

That'd mean you can't discuss any program except for Diablo 2 on this site.
Yet people discuss fraps, aim, skype etc.etc all the time.

Your discussion with mods are invalid, and it'd mean they're wrong.
At least until they change the rules, which still doesn't mention anything about proxies.

This post was edited by monehgers on Jul 30 2011 09:33am

This. Facebook apps would be considered modifications to programs; Programmer's Heaven wouldn't even exist as it deals with 'third party programs'; half the threads in general help asking 'how do I run program X?' would be closed. Oh, and wait, isn't THIS a game exploit? Or THIS?

The reason why these aren't closed is because they are not illegal, just as proxies are not illegal. If the mods want their discussion banned, they need to re-write the rules; otherwise there is no rule currently existing forbidding it, and as such, it is allowed.

This post was edited by Razzattack on Jul 30 2011 09:40am

Sorry gentalmen. But the dicission regard it's legality is not mine to make

Plz feel free to discuss ur disagreement regarding it with him via PM (he's currently offline, but will respond when he gets back on)

if u are up for discussion then proxyes arent a 3rd party program it is a legal program to keep anonym on the internet and in games. and that is btw. 100% legal

You are the one asserting its illegality; if you believe this to be so, provide evidence for it. I disagree entirely that it even is banned for discussion, as do the majority of the posters ITT.

This post was edited by Razzattack on Jul 30 2011 09:47am

You may post the discussion, not that it matters, due to him being wrong, but still.

plz link me to a place saying it is illegal, i would like some evidinence and tbh i dont count hapycmpr´s pm as a evidince since it looks like he dosent even know the site rules himself

Proxies cannot be discussed, especially because they're often used for the wrong reasons.