← Back to context Comment by yahthatsart 2 days ago Good, now make games transferable on death. My kid should be able to inherit my Steam library. 7 comments yahthatsart Reply deaton 2 days ago If a physical copy can be, then a digital copy should also be. hiccuphippo 2 days ago If you own it then it becomes inheritable. 1123581321 1 day ago It’s software, so if you own it, you can sell or give away as many copies as you want. kstrauser 1 day ago I own a Stephen King novel. I'm looking at it right now. Your contention is that I can sell or give away as many copies as I want of it, and if not, why? 3 replies →
hiccuphippo 2 days ago If you own it then it becomes inheritable. 1123581321 1 day ago It’s software, so if you own it, you can sell or give away as many copies as you want. kstrauser 1 day ago I own a Stephen King novel. I'm looking at it right now. Your contention is that I can sell or give away as many copies as I want of it, and if not, why? 3 replies →
1123581321 1 day ago It’s software, so if you own it, you can sell or give away as many copies as you want. kstrauser 1 day ago I own a Stephen King novel. I'm looking at it right now. Your contention is that I can sell or give away as many copies as I want of it, and if not, why? 3 replies →
kstrauser 1 day ago I own a Stephen King novel. I'm looking at it right now. Your contention is that I can sell or give away as many copies as I want of it, and if not, why? 3 replies →
If a physical copy can be, then a digital copy should also be.
If you own it then it becomes inheritable.
It’s software, so if you own it, you can sell or give away as many copies as you want.
I own a Stephen King novel. I'm looking at it right now. Your contention is that I can sell or give away as many copies as I want of it, and if not, why?
3 replies →