Your personal expression is writing the open source software and putting it on GitHub. However, once you make it available as a service, you should be responsible for it.

Before it was £250 for each EU country. Now it is £250 to comply in all 28 states (27 soon). So, it saves £6750?

I find funny how people assume by default that the UK will not make even worst laws after Brexit.

Sure, and they ruled so well that today that half of the world lives in peace and it is proud to have been a British colony.

Which was a problem for the British back then in what sense?

Looking back at it now with our current look on things, for the other countries involved, sure.

Actually, in the Kickstarter they state in bold:

"Designed for gamers, by gamers." [1]

Now, I understand that in the Kickstarted it was promised only the first developer kit and that it was successfully delivered, but I feel very uneasy knowing that the Facebook platform is geared exclusively to casual gaming. My worry is that Facebook will be happy with a VR technically good enough for a social VR but that can't stand the requirements for gaming. I may be too old to understand, but I really don't feel the urge to interact in 3d with my friends to say hello or to watch their holiday's pictures.

[1] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1523379957/oculus-rift-...