Re: Is it Time to Re-Discuss Copyright Rules on This Forum
Extreme legal grayarea when we are talking about material that is nowhere close to readily available, much less relics sold for tens of thousands on rare auctions. Much different to the arcade gaming scene where arcade1up has newly revamped machines purchaseable as though they were listed on Amazon. Even more especially when you've gotten legal permission to distribute the software disks of all the games and programs for the Apple IIE, so it's as legal as you can possibly get considering that the literal only questionable thing here is the Apple IIE rom, and even if someone could get their hands on a machine it's not like they have the means necessary to homegrow a rom out of it.
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