Could RomUlation prevented the ESA attack?

So i went and checked out a few private servers for WoW and noticed alot of them have an EULA stating that blizzard, its employees, or any of its affiliates cant enter their site and you have to agree to the terms to enter. Could RomUlation have done this to protect itself against the ESA? or is there a bunch of loopholes that i dont know about?sorry if this is the wrong section

That's like an agreement between the software holder and the company that they won't do anything that is against the rules. Like when you joined RomU except there isn't any software there.Roms are illegal unlike purchased software and this couldn't have been prevented unless roms were freeware.Or something along those lines. :P

EULA's aren't really legally binding. They wouldn't hold up against Blizzard shutting them down if they so cared to. You can't make illegal activities legal just by saying "Hey! If you catch me, then you can't prosecute me!". It doesn't work that way.

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cool i figured there was something i was missing there. thats the answer i was looking for so thankseven though im smarter by knowing this i feel stupid now haha@ace101 im diggin what you're plantin :)

This is like the 24-hour rule, completely made up to make some people sleep better. :)