Emulating the server of the proprietary commercial game often violates EULA as many commercial MMORPGs require the user to sign a clause not to create or use server emulators. Additionally, many server emulators retain portions of the original code, and thus violating copyright law. Examples of such violations include the popular RuneScape emulator "Winterlove"—which retained decompiled, unauthorized portions of the original game client. The server may try to avoid violations by serving from the country where some intellectual property laws possibly apply differently or not at all. Typically, the locations chosen rarely differ enough in copyright and patent law to protect the individual(s) behind the emulator. Examples of these offshore misconceptions include the popular hosting choice that is the Netherlands.