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I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times: opensource after deprecation. The product isn't supported, maintained, for any reason: open source the entire thing.
It should not be in a company's interest to release products that just become bricks or junk without their input. It's not in our interest either.
Anti Commercial-AI license
Not exactly relevant, but there is The European Citizens initiative to do that for games you can sign: https://www.stopkillinggames.com
Signed and shared with friends in the EU.
Here's another one to sign https://publiccode.eu
Anti Commercial-AI license