Valve have a long history of ensuring that games purchased are still downloadable for customers who purchased them even after publishers have pulled their game off the store, or of providing refunds.

Sony has done neither and that’s a core part of the problem.

Part of this is Valve’s agreements with the publishers.

Sony could easily do this but they’re poisoned by the music and movie industries.

I have no reason to indulge you on anything. I have simply offered reasonable criticism of your comments on citizenship and deporting citizens and I will continue to offer criticism without veering off into irrelevant discussion.

You have offered no refutation of my statements at all and have only personally criticised me for my lack of proximity to a conflict.

You might learn why your proposal is illegal under international and humanitarian law if you bothered to read.

None of what you’ve said addresses citizenship, the legalities around the stripping of citizenship or the deporting of a country’s own citizens.

Easy enough to make flippant remarks when you have zero clue what you’re actually talking about.

Your location and proximity to a conflict has no bearing on your comprehension of international legal systems.

Article 15 of the declaration of human rights.

If you are willing to deny others their human rights you first must surrender your own rights.

I doubt you would like that.

You fundamentally fail to understand citizenship.

AI slop is an enormous threat to open source projects, mostly because they will be unmaintainable given enough time and slop.