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by Dylan16807
38 days ago
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99% of the server code doesn't deserve trade secret protection, and fulfilling the goal of games continuing to work doesn't require releasing the other 1%. They can keep their matchmaking algorithm secret while releasing the code that lets people straightforwardly connect to each other. They can keep most of their code secret. |
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Unfortunately, it is not you define whether it deserves. It's a court, ultimately SCOTUS.