The points you're raising would be valid if they weren't complete straw men. Publishers aren't required to keep servers up, nor do they need to release the ser

The points you're raising would be valid if they weren't complete straw men. Publishers aren't required to keep servers up, nor do they need to release the server binaries/code. It just demands that the publisher thinks about the end of life for their game. A great way to do that for online games would be to publish the server, definitely... But it's not required. These kinds of gotchas and knowitall armchair analysis is way too premature. This isn't an actual legal document, it's a draft that would then become a legal document.