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EU Kids Act: Can Small Creators Hold On?

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I picked the report saying the EU Kids Act could push small creators and old games toward extinction. That is a hard claim. I want to know what part of the act makes that outcome likely and whether the report separates small creators from larger studios. In Iron Realms I know how much a keep's history can matter. A rule meant to protect people can still leave older work harder to keep alive. If you play the games affected. Which old game would you hate to lose. And what would help its creator stay? I think the answer matters more than a broad warning.

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