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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 58323, member: 3229"] You just answered your own question. Though to make the site minimally work at all is not that much an improvement. Like some people arguing requiring electricity to run your computer is DRM, or having an account is DRM. You don't own any digital products; At least digital-only ones. That's why i suggested NFT as a possible usecase for those damn things. Though I'd prefer it was then transferred to a chip and embedded in something like, oh say a Casino chip, and then you could trade it as you would any other object. Sites that incorporate this method you'd likely have a reader and the chip for the NFT would have a crypto, they send it garbage, it sends back expected garbage. Verification complete! ([I]This is similar to SSL handshaking[/I]). A public blockchain of what games you own doesn't sound all that bad, so long as you can play/access your game forever, and you can transfer it to someone else, and everyone honored it. But ideals and theoreticals of ownership aside, at this point i'd rather everything just was dumped on the public domain and start over with a clean slate of what's open and what isn't. [automerge]1738279047[/automerge] You mean, paying for a license... you don't own anything except access. And that can be revoked at any time, for any reason. [/QUOTE]

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