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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Doc_Klueless" data-source="post: 7641368" data-attributes="member: 261">I guess the idea that someone's work of fiction is somehow required to be released into the Public Domain is what I have problems with. The idea that 2nd or 3rd party can go "you've owned your ideas long enough, buddy. Now they belong to all of us. No, no. I know they're your property that you created, but you've had them long enough. And don't even think about letting it be used to make the lives of your descendants better, spitter!" is ludicrous to me. Maybe I'm just not seeing where there should be a requirement for that to be so. If the copyright holder wishes it to be so, then groovy. Otherwise, piss off and make up new stuff.Do we do that with any other property someone has created and left for their families? (Honestly asking.)</blockquote>