Community-Led Continuations: How Fan Projects Could Keep New World Content Alive
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Community-Led Continuations: How Fan Projects Could Keep New World Content Alive

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2026-02-13
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How fans can responsibly preserve New World: private servers, open-source continuations, token funding, and legal safeguards before Jan 31, 2027.

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