I mean, I dug around the one-page site looking for a price for a while, read every line on there, looking for the price I could tell it has, only to find nothing, so I searched it. $7.99 a month, totally hidden. Not looking good.
Generally, they're actually multipurpose outdoor warning sirens. If you call them tornado sirens like me, chances are you live in tornado alley, also like me. I didn't learn they were called anything else until I got Everbridge and started getting notifications about "outdoor warning sirens test today."
Even if they're abandoned, they can still have value in what already exists. Removing them entirely would be foolish. Perhaps making them free would be a good move, but I doubt Valve actually has the authority to decide the value of someone else's product, even if it is their storefront. A warning is the best solution IMO.
Okay, but, Picard is for managing an already existing library, not downloading new music...
EDIT: Ah, okay, I see what you're getting at. Picard covers half the use case talked about in the OP, and that's what you meant by "for songs available there." Alright, I follow now, lol.
There's no point to reporting, DeviantArt enables its users to repost and even claim copyright on other people's art. The only true option for reporting is finding the original artist and convincing them to make a DMCA claim.
Yep, I was reluctantly but actively moderating an NSFW subreddit when it was banned for being unmoderated.
If it's back, I'm just gonna drop it I think. I tried moving it to LemmyNSFW once, but in that time, they started getting really hostile to adult art communities, so I gave up on that.
Good dog.