> That's not the deal with proprietary software. The deal is that you buy a license to software, the terms of which can be altered at any time. You're acting a

> That's not the deal with proprietary software. The deal is that you buy a license to software, the terms of which can be altered at any time. You're acting as if Microsoft developed this game. They didn't. I bet most people posting here bought it at the time the license "made lawyers very nervous" according to Notch himself (even after he said that, he only changed the license very slightly).