the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) which claimed preservation supporters like the VGHF “[did] not propose a clear requirement to know who the users are or why they want to access a game.” Likewise, it suggested those lack of requirements meant supporters aimed to “reserve almost complete discretion in how they would provide access to preserve[d] games.”

Stingy. You fucks don’t make money with it anymore.

https://help.copyright.gov/contact/s/contact-form

You should also contact your local representatives across the federal government.

When preserving culture is criminal, or punishable, ya might want to reevaluate your laws

In the meantime, people are gonna do it anyway 'cause why ask permission to back up and preserve your own stuff? And when the law finally catches up, some will be grateful to those that did so despite the earlier wrongful laws that tried to discourage them.

Book = story

Movie = video story

Game = interactive story

The fuck, fellas?!

We’ll just continue to do it anyway.