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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2026
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Yes. This is a classic case of a large company buying an open source product that was specifically designed to get children to be creative and build their own worlds and then deciding that such usage is illegal unless you pay loads of money.
A perfect snapshot of enshitification.
Minecraft was never open source.
Yeah, I was wrong. It was available free early on when it was pre-release.
But that didn't even happen. Microsoft still specifically enables (let alone allows) running private servers. The ESA is just lying.
I think that would count as enclosure