The devs have flat out stated they aren't going to develop those tools. I don't know if they would integrate those tools if developed by others.

The law is different in different parts of the world. In some parts of the world, alcohol can only be purchased in specialty stores. In other parts, it can be bought effectively anywhere.

In line with OP's question, CVS made a big deal about banning the sale of tobacco in all its pharmacies a decade ago, saying it could not sell tobacco products and be a health care provider at the same time. However, in some states, a CVS will have rows of alcohol for sale because it is legal to sell there.

I was talking about width versus cost per area of bridge. There are fixed costs to building a bridge and bridges with longer spans usually cost more than bridges with shorter spans above a certain minimum span length. However, for width, you only need to pay the additional cost of making the bridge wider while the costs of building a bridge at all get spread across more area.

You can use the art for the Magic: the Gathering set Lord of the Rings as an example of what you can and can't do. Hasbro got the rights for the books, not the movies in making the set. That meant all the art for the various characters couldn't reference or even look like the movie characters.

Because they had to rely on the books only and couldn't rely on the movies at all, the art on the Magic cards made Aragorn black to be more in line with the books.

Tunnels are a more costly than bridges, especially if you can't just cut and cover.

They build bridges over spans like this all the time. The only thing odd about this bridge is its width, not span length. Even then, the increased width is going to result in a lower cost per area than a skinny bridge.

When your comparing a roof load to a bridge load, the bridge live load is going to be significantly higher than an uninhabited roof. A typical bridge in the USA is designed for 640 psf plus a 72,000 lb truck. In contrast, a new roof isn't designed for anything equivalent to that.

You're right, I meant to say "from", not "Freon". Good catch, thanks!

All scaled Internet sites, no matter the country, shows that there needs to be control of some sort. The problem is that there isn't a way to create a distributed way of control/ownership.

From what I've learned from dub con hetero Omegaverse fiction, filling off the serial numbers is only really important if you're selling the product. Even then, you can use a lot from the character archetype as long as you aren't pulling from the setting.

After all, 50 Shades of Gray started as a Twilight fanfic.

Twitter but with an email address.

The US isn't going to get that trust back that it had before.