Good to know but I’m not sure how that’s relevant to the principle originally being discussed.

The movement is about the legal right to keep what you paid for *period*. If you’re “fine” with publishers killing service games today, you’re just signaling to the industry that you’ll be fine with them adding mandatory online check-ins to your favorite single-player games tomorrow.

Apathy toward a principle usually ends with losing the privilege you thought was safe… Food for thought.