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Facebook Could See a Standoff Over Scrabble

news.yahoo.com — Jayant Agarwalla, co-creator of the unauthorized Scrabulous, suggested that Electronic Arts Inc. would have a tough time attracting "the attention and patronage of a large and dedicated user base," as Scrabulous has with nearly a half-million daily users.

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  • DamageInc, on 07/09/2008, -0/+1"It's unclear whether legality will be enough to lure Facebook members already familiar with the unauthorized version."

    Unclear? If the general user base of facebook doesn't care about the legality of downloading music and movies, you think they will even think twice about the legality of a simple facebook app? They could care less, espcially if it means having to install a new app from a big faceless company like EA that is only free and ad-less "for now."
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