Vanilla World of Warcraft Nostalrius private servers forced to clos

Vanilla Huge Warcraft was an enjoyable thing. I think all WoW players will agree. As Blizzard developed their mighty MMOTPG and added more expansions, WoW lost your favorite magic something.
Ever since the launch of WoW communities have worked hard at creating private servers, it took a while for the first ones looking but eventually it became possible. Essentially the most popular and successful private servers in today's world is referred to as Nostalrius, and unlike Blizzard's own service, was free to use.
Blizzard's legal team has now stepped in and ordered the service to de-activate and that has prompted a closure announcement with the team behind Nostalrius.
“Yesterday, we received instructions of formal notice from US and french lawyers, acting with respect to Blizzard Entertainment, preparing to stand trial against our hosting company OVH and inside us less than a week now. As a consequence the de facto end of Nostalrius under its current form.
“Immediately after we received this letter, we decided to inform the team and players relating to the way ahead for Nostalrius, where we have all passionately committed our time and effort as volunteers.
“Nostalrius Begins PvP, Nostalrius Begins PvE & Nostalrius TBC and every one related servers will be definitively shutdown at 23:00 server time relating to the 10th of April 2016, if our hosting company keeps the server online to the long. It feels somewhat unreal, but we wish to pursue to serve our players when we did, and the very best you can easlily in the time.”
Nostalrius wasn't one small community, insurance provider 800,000 registered accounts considering the servers reaching a web based peak of 10,000. Requests for just a Vanilla server have fallen on deaf ears at Blizzard there is however obviously a interest these early version servers as Nostalrius demonstrates.
Replying with the Blizzard legal letter, the Nostalrius team has launched a petition seeking Blizzard to “link between Blizzard and volunteer based legacy servers&rdquo ;.
“We never saw our community as a general threat for Blizzard. It sounds more similar to a transverse place where players can continue in order to savor old Huge Warcraft's games not anymore available, maybe until a completely new expansion appears; an immense and powerful community of fans that is still that come with future Blizzard games, as you'll find in nothing you've ever felt gaming company. We do not have pretention to produce an entire solution regarding legacy servers that you and the company didn't already take into account, but we'd be glad and honored to share it to you if you're interested, still for a volunteer basis.”
The petition is proving popular but it's unlikely to create waves at Blizzard who will staunchly protect Huge Warcraft and rightly so