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minus-squarePleblinkfedilink12•2 months ago GoG or some publicly traded corporation CD Projekt is a publicly traded corporation.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•2 months agoExactly. Even with their DRM-free practices and such and how people want to advertise so much for them here on Lemmy, they’re still a publicly traded multibillion dollar company.
cough GoG cough
I’m agreeing with you, btw.
CD Projekt is a publicly traded corporation.
Exactly. Even with their DRM-free practices and such and how people want to advertise so much for them here on Lemmy, they’re still a publicly traded multibillion dollar company.