“Unveiling the Ingenious ‘Goatse’ Trap: A Dev’s Revenge Against Free Web Game Thieves” – Boosting SEO and Engaging Readers

“Unveiling the Ingenious ‘Goatse’ Trap: A Dev’s Revenge Against Free Web Game Thieves” – Boosting SEO and Engaging Readers
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Here at Ars, we’ve seen time and again how simple web and/or mobile games can be cloned or outright stolen by unscrupulous developers aiming to cash in on someone else’s game concept. But developer Josh Simmons was in a unique position to inflict a particularly rude punishment on websites that were directly stealing and monetizing his web game Sqword without permission.

Since its launch last year, Simmons says he has attracted a “steady group of daily active users” for Sqword, which involves placing letters sequentially in a 5×5 grid to make as many valid words as possible. But as Reference

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