An example from sport why the Reserved List is going nowhere

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#1 Apr 22, 2014
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http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/bills-agree-to-3-million-settlement-in-fans-text-message-lawsuit-20140421

A football team promised to send no more than five texts a week. They failed to keep that promise and it cost them US$3 million.

I'd imagine reprinting off the reserved list would cost WotC much, much more than that.

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There are some vast differences here. Sending texts directly to people has a direct effect on them and their respective cellular plans.

Overreaching, again.

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Please keep all discussion of the reserved list to the official thread.

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