> if you sell a multiplayer game and abandon it, it’s basically free rein for others to make it work again. The more functionality there is on the server (comm

> if you sell a multiplayer game and abandon it, it’s basically free rein for others to make it work again. The more functionality there is on the server (common for anti-piracy/cheating) the less likely that is to happen. I’d like to see that change, reflecting that the idea behind things like the DMCS preservation exceptions and copyright expiring is contributing to the public commons and that’s different for running code than earlier forms of media.