If Gebe wanted her product to be available, she could have made arrangements for it

This is pretty ridiculous, randy. Have YOU in your testament a clause saying: 'And with regard to my art stored in Renderosity, I want that...' ????????

People usually don't think they would be dead at the next day. Are you thinking on a testament in each readme?

And 'If you want your products to remain accessible after you're gone, you have to make arrangements' ... AFAIK each person in a 99% average is the only one who knows the details of their internet presence: login and passwords for sites, link for access, people that you need to contact if anyone passed... My wife knows what must to do with my PHYSICAL things, but she not at least knows how find Renderosity. Really she don't knows how switch-on my computer neither surfing in the net (because she don't uses it)

In my case (and I suppose is very usual), if tomorrow I die I have no testament. And if I write one, probably I could forget instructions about my 3D art. All we have the confidence in a long long life ... like Gebe or Ironhart. Nobody expect their death

Rosity might take all this in mind to create a guidelines or a 'in-case-of-death' form which artists, vendors could sign...

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