I realized that a comment I posted in SC2FMFR (https://galaxy.click/play/474) might be in violation of the terms of service since it discusses modifying javascript code for the game in question. However, I am unsure if I am violating the letter or even the spirit of the law here, because that clause specifically pertains to software CONTAINED on the website, while links to games are not, strictly speaking, contained, but linked to. What is the correct interpretation of this TOS clause when it comes to discussing modifying the code for a game?
(I am letting the comment in SC2FMFR stand for now so the context is still present, but if it is removed, here is the comment verbatim:
||Re: @Skullord, I gave up pretty early on chasing those myself and set up a script override for movingitems.js to auto-collect everything. It made the game much easier. Look for the isHovered() function on line 37, then replace the contents of line 38 and 39 with "return true;" (no quote marks).
The code that is already there is basically returning true or false for if the game is determining that you're successfully interacting with the collectable. You're replacing it with code that says "yes, you are interacting with the collectable, always and without exception".
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