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Hi there.

This is a dillema I've been facing for a while and figured I would post here to get some insight into the whole ordeal.

Essentially, I am a member of a community who hosts PC Video Game Servers, specifically for the game Arma 3. The server mod our server runs is entirely developed by the community, and servers are expensive. Therefore, we offer donator options which will reward players with minor price discounts and cosmetic benefits in game.

It has recently come to our attention that our donator perks are in violation of Bohemia Interactive (the game development studio's) monetization, essentially due to the fact that we are accepting donations for in game benefits of any kind at all.

My question to reddit is - we are a comparitively small community. We host 2 servers, and use all of our (few) donations to pay directly to maintaining the servers. We frankly cannot afford to not monetize our server and our mission.

We have received a message from Bohemia Interactive stating that we are in violation of their rules, and that if we don't remove them in 10 days, further action will be taken.

My question to all of you - what kind of further action would be possible? Bohemia Interactive is an international company. Our servers are hosted on privately owned dedicated box servers that our community owns and rents. What sort of actions could Bohemia Interactive possibly take on our community assuming we don't remove the monetization?
<bot>: The game production studio is threatening taking legal action against my small independent game community for violating their monetization policies. What sort of legal options could they take against us, as an international company?