Recently Disney lost control of Da Mouse; that got me thinking about Warhammer 40K.
40K should belong to the fans. If anything, because the fans actually give more of a shit about the 40K lore and setting than Games Workshop does. The fans are the ones making outreaches, trying to reach out to fans of other sci-fi like Star Wars, preserving and passing down the lore through countless videos, the fans have shown a care for the 40K lore that Games Workshop doesn't give a flying shit about.
The fans act like there's a 40K canon even though GW says otherwise, and that is extremely telling. The fans see 40K lore as this great library of lore that all counts and should be preserved, whereas GW sees it as nothing more than something to justify making overpriced plastic to sell to whales.
The fact that TTS and many fanmade 40K stuff far outpaces most of the media GW comes out with, sans the video games, goes to show that the fans care more about 40K than GW. Imagine the stories that can be told if 40K became part of the public domain. Imagine TTS as a comedy TV show with a budget similar to South Park and other animated comedy shows. Or imagine some rich chump pays Blurr studios, the people who made the Star Wars Old Republic CGI trailers, to make a 40K movie. The possibilities are endless, and the only reason why they're not is because GW would rather charge an arm and a leg for overpriced plastic that Bandai sells at a far lower price, and they're too conservative with the lore and wouldn't let it spread its wings.