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The Editors Protecting Wikipedia from AI Hoaxes
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this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2024
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We could call it an "Activation Code" or "Software License Key"...
Jokes aside how is it more secure than a CD Key to be on the blockchain? Also remember that form of validation would require online status, making it equivalent to CD Key security in that regard.
A CD doesn't really mean anything, the license and the physical medium generally aren't tied. If you break the medium but have a backup you're not pirating anything. I'd say the primary difference to a CD isn't more or less secure but physical or not.
Downloading the game also requires an online connection. You'd only need one when you're buying or selling the license NFT or moving it from one download platform to another, and of course to download the game. Whether you need an online connection to play depends on the game, not the NFT.
Oh, speaking of: Are you an EU citizen? Have you already signed this?
I think this might be a bot lol
Looks like a skill issue on your part.