- "Whenever something closes in the UK, intellectual property rights revert 50% to the original creator and 50% to the Crown - Wtf - how is something like this still law and people are okay with it? - If they’re already okay with IP in general, then it doesn’t seem like much of a stretch. The whole thing is imaginary, arbitrary, and couldn’t exist without the King’s government. - Why do you want to steal from the king? :-P - Are you seriously defending it? Why don’t we attach you along with all monarchs to some cement and drop you in some river? Would be strictly beneficial for society. - Well, I guess as long as it’s good for the economy. 
 
 
 
- It sure would be helpful if there was an automatic release of property if no one does anything with it for 25 years. - Even if no one does anything, the first book was published 40 years ago. It won’t leave copyright for another 62 years. - Copyright is too long. - Yeah, it should probably be ~15 years, and maybe extendable once if the original author is still alive. - That’s enough to profit from the work, but not so long as to stifle innovation. 
 
 
- I would love a Discworld Trilogy re-release. They are one of the funniest 90s point and click adventures. 
- It’s a million-to-one chance, but it might just work! - A million-to-one chance happens 9 times out of 10. 
- Sounds more like half a million-to-one, maybe they should flip a coin to get a nice round number 
 
- We only have rights to the characters, not the games - How does that work? Gregg didn’t create original characters here. 
- On the cards, not in them??? - British version of the saying. 
- Colloquialisms aren’t up their wheelhouse. - Or up your alley. - thatsthejoke.gif - Never heard yours before, thanks! 
 
 
 
 
- kingprince charles thanks x







