We don't have source code access for *any* titles.
This is one of the reasons I asked Galimatias to lock the thread, yes. We keep a light hand on moderation here--which works better on this forum than pretty much any other forum anywhere I can think of--but linking to sites that provide tools to do things which are illegal in America (read up on the DMCA, if you don't know what I'm talking about) is likely not going to make any American partners happy. I'd say as far as moderation goes, locking a thread is a pretty minor thing to do. There's no negative effects to if for any of you involved; we're just asking you nicely to take that discussion to another arena. We didn't even remove the thread, so any helpful information that you guys traded is still visible for your later use.

Sorry if you don't agree.

We don't make any money from piracy, no. We do, however, find that a number of people who used to pirate games find GOG.com an alternative to torrenting games or downloading them from abandonware websites.

You are correct. But we don't get paid for running those ads. It costs us money to run them. I'm not sure how that qualifies as making money from piracy. Those banner ads attract people to GOG.com who frequent abandonware sites, however, and convert them from pirates into legal buyers.