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> legislation It's not even an option in most of the developed world, it's equivalent to property expropriation.
by klntsky 4y ago
> legislation
It's not even an option in most of the developed world, it's equivalent to property expropriation.
- Double_a_92 4y agoJust add a requirement to declare for how long the online part of the game will continue to work. With the loophole of it being "infinite" if you allow community servers.
- gpderetta 4y agoRequiring open protocols and guaranteed interop are feasible though.
- moonchild 4y agoDistributing implementations of closed protocols is speech. I don't see why such restrictions would be desirable. If you don't want to play games that use closed protocols, you're under no obligation to do so.
- LadyCailin 4y agoThis is an absurd stretch. The definition is already stretched too far without additional stretching.
- asddubs 4y agoyou could probably require it to be included on sale, though.