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this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2026
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I've only recently and briefly looked into the US law on reverse engineering, which is what OpenTTD were initially doing — and apparently the EULA overrides the law in that case, while a lot of software has stock statements in the EULA that forbid reverse engineering.
Ah. That makes more sense than anything else I've heard. Thanks for that.