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@grillchen @Noraweed @sun what a silly thing to side note on. all of this has always been about end of life. your solution only makes things messier and wouldnt save games anyways
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@why @grillchen @Noraweed it would be great if every product was built with an end of life plan but I think we both know that you work inside of even a big company and the entire operation is still basically fly-by-night.
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@why @Noraweed @grillchen only pirates actually preserve things not the companies so just optimize the law for letting pirates preserve your product for you
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@sun @grillchen @why
I am back and have decided to not continue arguing because of this post. If your position is that preservationists should just be forced into a legally dubious position where they can attacked, fined, and shut down at any time if the copyright holder gets aggressive, then we value fundamentally different things and I'm not going be able to convince you otherwise. There's no point.
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@Noraweed @grillchen @why I literally said that I would support the position that companies just can't prevent you from independently keeping their game working after they abandon it. but overwhelmingly I see people online thinking that this is or will require sweeping changes, and I am extremely skeptical of the EU legislative process. we are talking past each other and agree there's no point in continuing.
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@Noraweed @grillchen @why I don't take it personally or anything its no problem
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@sun @grillchen @why This is a very aggressive post. Let me try and not be such a mad cunt; I don't think there's any argument I can make here that would be both convincing to you and something I actually believe.