But what about the real world of data centers where configurations are constantly changing and new data connections are being made. Seems like the applications are pretty limited.

The system itself was a pretty bad idea. It associates Turbine with the scum of the Internet. And it will undoubtedly lead to numerous complaints from customers who get screwed over by these third parties.

But to then add on top of that the breach of Turbine's own Privacy Policy by preemptively sharing account user names and email addresses when a user simply browses to the "Offer Wall" page on Turbine's own site (without clicking on anything) is BATSHIT INSANE.

FYI, DDO is still offering a "VIP" monthly subscription of $15. It gets you access to all the content, some nice bonuses (shared bank space, etc.) and 500 "Turbine Points" a month.

Not to mention, there are no "top player" rankings in DDO. Some players just suck, others don't. :)

The guy can't even get the most basic facts right.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/03/02/phones/index. html

"A new study by scientists at the Carnegie Mellon University shows that interference caused by mobile phones may create more interference to aircraft navigation systems than previously thought.

If true, the findings -- which also reveal that many passengers are flouting current in-flight cell phone bans -- could call into question airline plans to wire jets to accommodate mobile networks.

The Carnegie study, carried out with support from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, showed that phones and other portable electronic devices such as laptops or games consoles can interfere with critical aircraft electronics."