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Pokémon Palace Network owner raided by U.S. government (view source)
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Staff members have come to his defense, urging Pokémon fans to contact Pokémon USA to complain. TSS_Killer, in a post made yesterday on PPN Studio, said PPNSteve wants fans to write or e-mail the company to "save our fan sites." Some are worried the raid on PPN may be part of a larger crackdown on fan sites. | Staff members have come to his defense, urging Pokémon fans to contact Pokémon USA to complain. TSS_Killer, in a post made yesterday on PPN Studio, said PPNSteve wants fans to write or e-mail the company to "save our fan sites." Some are worried the raid on PPN may be part of a larger crackdown on fan sites. | ||
According to TSS_Killer, PPNSteve's possessions will remain with the government for 90 days. | According to TSS_Killer, PPNSteve's possessions will remain with the government for 90 days. | ||