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I recognize that Perpetual is an MTGA-only effect and therefore doesn't have Comp Rules support, but the nature of it makes it clear how it should be treated as a characteristic.
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"The copiable values are the values derived from the text printed on the object (that text being name, mana cost, color indicator, card type, subtype, supertype, rules text, "
If "perpetually" is treated as "text printed on the card", which other sources say it is, it should be copied. If not, it shouldn't, however, all references to Perpetual should stop saying "as if written on the card" and should define it as a permanent effect instead (and parenthetical to note that it won't be copied).
As currently written and described, it should be modifying copiable characteristics. Again, I understand this doesn't have comp rules support, but it shouldn't be worded in a such a way that the implied rules text contradicts with the way it's coded.