This blog post is not meant to be an authoritative look at the new Minecraft Usage Guidelines, commonly referred to by the Minecraft community as the “EULA”. There has been a LOT of misinformation and FUD spreading from people comparing the old Minecraft EULA with the new Minecraft Usage Guidelines, and I was curious about what ChatGPT-4 would find. TLDR (written by ChatGPT-4): While the structure and main sections of both documents are similar, the newer guidelines are more concise and straightforward. The older guidelines provide more detailed explanations and examples. The emphasis in the new guidelines is on clarity and ensuring that the community understands the boundaries for using Minecraft’s name, brand, and assets. To be clear, the new Minecraft Usage Guidelines change very little aside from adding a few minor sections (that impact a comparatively small group of people, like NFT creators) and improving the clarity of the rest. There are some loud claims that “the new EULA”…
This blog post is not meant to be an authoritative look at the new Minecraft Usage Guidelines, commonly referred to by the Minecraft community as the “EULA”.