Well, it's sort of an "all bets are off" deal. The purpose of copyright was a tradeoff: exclusivity, for a while, but then cultural content is available and pr

Well, it's sort of an "all bets are off" deal. The purpose of copyright was a tradeoff: exclusivity, for a while, but then cultural content is available and preserved. The latter part of the deal has been broken. And this is a deal with no teeth. There's no penalties to the copyright holder for something just becoming completely unavailable, despite that availability being part of the original intent. So, if they let down their end of the social contract, anything goes.