Hi, Oh, I've heard Hasbro is rather strict when it comes to their copyrights. I heard of this case where a guy created an online game of Scrabble, apparently it was very popular, and even though the guy wasn't charging for people to play Hasbro took him to court and legally forced him to shut down the website. Unfortunately, that's the kind of risk we take when creating accessible versions of games like Scrabble, Monopoly, Risk, etc because they are copyrighted and if it comes to their attention they have legal rights to shut any accessible developer down for copyright infringement. We are just lucky that the developers we do have haven't been hit with a lawsuit as it would be their legal right to do so.
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