I don’t think this is the same thing at all. Selling boss loot is a service provided by a player who puts in effort. I do not agree with your assessment. By this logic you can ban all the people selling blackstone ring princess runs.
You’re right it’s not and what other players have or don’t have has no impact on your character unless you interact with them directly or they’re cheating(buying gold).
Yes the GDKP ban is broad enough since it actually targets anyone trading gold for instanced items. Which also includes ad hoc trying to buy/sell items during a normal run.
It literally does not. Link a source. In regards to anniversary, they say they don’t want GDKPS. It says nothing about boosting gear from dungeons for set prices.
Yo blizzard I guess as things go we might as well just get into TBC on February, there’s no point wasting time in vanilla when you’re releasing phases every 1 month, players can’t even enjoy the flavour of classic, Just open the Dark Portal already.
They’ve said their GDKP ban is “in line” with their SOD policy, but I think we all truly know what they’re actually looking for…a raid where all the items are bid out to people throwing gold at their desires.
People trying to rope in dungeon boosting runs are reaching as part of a semantic exercise, but it’s highly unlikely Blizzard cares about it.
It doesn’t slap me in the face though, I feel that selling a blackstone ring for example is a different universe than a GDKP and I feel like Blizzard would honestly agree, despite their words somewhat vaguely encompassing the concept.
If they give an exact word on it, sure, but until they do, I’m pretty confident that without the distinction that they probably dont give a lick about selling a blackstone ring.