Sorry, then the answer is simple if you work for a company that does stuff like this makes you guilty by association in their practices. The people who leaked the information are good people working in the belly of the beast and I have much respect for them, but not for who they work for. But that is just a hand full of the many who just are there to collect a check and go home. Are their good people that work there I would say yes, but the company taints them with their practices and will continue to do so unless they change the company or leave it. Time will tell, if they try this again and no one takes a stand then we will have the answer to this question because you know that they will try this again. But with digital, they can ask you to sub and have digital books that are vapour wear, unlike a real book that once you buy you don't need a sub to use and see it. I am old and I have seen things change from buying a game that you could play offline, to getting online and getting content, so can only play if connected online to online only no physical copy or offline play to a sub and now microtransactions as well. They will do away with physical books at some point, just like the dragon and dungeon magazines of old, which went digital and now are no longer a thing. Think about this, if you buy something you can use it online even if you're not subbed, but if you're not subbed you can't get an updated version which might be required to run the online tools, to make characters and so on. So yes you can see and use your bought items but as they are an older version you can use them with the current oneD&D online, unless you sub and get the up date. Now, nowhere did any one say this but just wait and watch and when they do I told you so.