The only entity who filed any suit, thus violating the ToS, was Patreon itself. Everyone opened arbitration claims.
There never was a counter-suit.
Are you a shill or just misinformed?
There never was a counter-suit.
Are you a shill or just misinformed?
You broke the site guidelines badly with that. No personal attacks, please, and no drive-by insinuations of shillage.
Your comment would be just fine without that bit.
Edit: regarding the counter-suit, is this article incorrect? https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/international/americas/159637...
> [Patreon] also responded with a counter-suit against 72 of those, seeking injunction against them -- which was denied Friday, setting the site up for payouts of some $10,000 per arbitration case, which it will not be able to reclaim even if it wins
Edit 2: from wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owen_Benjamin
> Patreon would later file a counter-suit against 72 of the fans
It's all factually incorrect. The only lawsuit filed was by Patreon, because it was upset that it had to abide by the terms and conditions of its contract of adhesion.
"The comedian instructed his fans to file suits against Patreon..."
"Suits" here refer to claims submitted to arbitration, specfically JAMS.