I'll admit that I too am skeptical about how much impact this declaration of good intent will lead too, but I'm not ready to throw in my lot with this cynic yet, either.

Let's see how this plays out.

If they stick to it, and draw other people to their cause, good on 'em.

If they start pushing cop-outs when they fail to live up to their own standards, it's another beautiful dream, that never amounted to anything.

Pity?

Try envy.

I used to think that people complaining about DRM were extreamists, but then I quit pirating and actually bought some games.

I got my games to work with less hassle when I was stealing them from a virusy server in china.

Today's game companys treat the paying customer worse than the thief.