Bypassing WGA isn't some huge deal. There's a ton of Windows flavors that can't pass WGA (the Server family, 98/95, etc). Furthermore, MacOS/Linux/etc users shouldn't and won't be alienated from specific content based on WGA status.
Most code written using WGA checks for either a valid copy or an unable to verify authenticity code. Either result will get you through WGA. It was never meant to be a definitive answer to piracy.
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Bypassing WGA isn't some huge deal. There's a ton of Windows flavors that can't pass WGA (the Server family, 98/95, etc). Furthermore, MacOS/Linux/etc users shouldn't and won't be alienated from specific content based on WGA status.
Most code written using WGA checks for either a valid copy or an unable to verify authenticity code. Either result will get you through WGA. It was never meant to be a definitive answer to piracy.