Am I allowed to make a commercial game? What if I keep the game in beta phase? :)

Question

Hello,
My question:
Am I allowed to use Cirrus with a commercial game?
Am I allowed to use Cirrus with a commercial game if I stay in beta phase?
My fun theory:
I've always been a fan of p2p.  I think we haven't entered the golden age of P2P games yet.
People always look at P2P as "Oh, I'll save on server costs"
Here is a really neet trick though:
If you packet shape a melee game, you can do things like "Update distant players less often", which means you can have more players overall.
Theory goes like this: If a player is 20 seconds away from you even if you both head towards each other, then you only have to send data once every 19 seconds or so.  If you have an action game which needs 50ms pings, you can save those for players really close.  I've done the math on this stuff, if you have a melee game, and everyone has 640k upload, you can handle like 5000 players at once.  Imagine Tekken with 5000 players at the same time...
Another fun theory:
I believe you can simulate a server node on Cirrus.  Designate a certain IP in your peers that is the server.  The server itself is a peer, but peers will send it requests occassionally(login, request friends, request inventory, etc).  The peers will know which one is the server because they're hardcoded with the correct IP
Even better:
For debugging purposes you do not need a computer with a static IP, just create a peer that will respond to a certain code and identify itself as a server.  Everyone knows this is easy to hack(decompile .swf and say it is a server), but you don't normally attract hackers in your first few people playing your game who are out to help you
My goal:
I plan on making a server node which looks and feels similar to classic Battle.net or IRC if you will.  You find/chat with people.  Then you form a party and play.  Or perhaps you simply click: Join Autogroup.  It will have login/password creation, and maybe password recovery once I link in a SMTP server to AS3.  I think if you have registration + login, you're set...  Actually maybe I'll just integrate with Facebook and let them deal with logins and stuff.

Answer 1

You dont have to download anything, just duplicate the current tab and reset your numbers. (tap the tab once and you get a choice of duplicate or delete.) You could then summarize across tabs if you liked.
It is just set up as a way of tracking a period, your choice of duration.
I get paid on the 1st and 15th, with distinct budgeting concerns for both periods (times are tight.). So we would do one for each two weeks to see how we did. Maybe double the budget numbers to get monthly numbers on another tab to track that month. Maybe then  copy paste that data into a YTD tab at the end of the month.
Whole bunch of ways to handle it. You dont have to stick with month by month tabs or files. Using some creative thinking, You can make it so on the YTD tab you type in a month or quarter and it shows that information through equations.
Jason