Quote Originally Posted by ParanoidPenguin333 View Post
to Sajuuk:

I don't think we are not using 'grey area' under the same definition, I'm referring to TOS wording of what is considering a third party software, i can link the blue post from the WoW forum if I can locate it again, but it was a very lenghty discussion from a while back.

As far as Hardware solution, it doesn't modify how the software behaves where by adhereing to TOS requirements
TOS wording aside, a good rule that's been supported by blues is the 1-1 rule: "1 keypress = 1 action per character", to that means I myself only used isboxer for window switching, and key modifiers/key repeating across clients. I kept my macros in game. That was how I used the software. It depends on how you use it. You're the one who limits yourself.



And yes trading stocks, trading platforms disallows multi "windows" to be open at the same time to trade anything. FINRA has strict regulation on the trading platform/software (we are talking instutional software, not things like scottrade) so the end user doesn't do something like front running or double sale orders. This affectively forces anyone that is trading to work on one account at a time (be it a mere fraction of a second or hours). Depending on what trading strag you use, you may or may not using price and/or time as a trigger. Without getting totally off topic or into econ, hardware solution is the only solution that is viable that would allow me to increase throughtput of trades WITHOUT an extra later of software inferface.
Neat. That said as someone into finance/economics I would hope you would view it as an actual investment meant to be payed back over time, not as one loss. Since you ARE working on finance you'd want to do more research so you get the most reliable solution possible.