SHOVA wrote...
Perhaps ShaDo0oW forgot to ask if he could include the Krits work. the Krit does not come out and say it, but does imply that no conversation happened.
Implied, correct but not definitive. I may be mistaken, but I believe that The Krit's work in question was released with the understanding that it may be repackaged - I'll have to check his listing.
Pstemarie I find your lack of understanding on how dangerous resubmitting of work is, due to how it was the Q team who started the conversation/uproar in the first place. While you may not agree with it, if I were to resubmit project Q content in a new hak set, without so much as I am going to use it, and did a credit list, as a read me, you would be the first one flipping out. But don't take my word for it, take Qs
To my knowledge, the people who started that whole ownership debacle are no longer associated with Project Q. In the early stages of that sordid I affair I jumped on the bandwagon, but once I'd given it some real thought, I retracted my support.
As for me being the first to flip about my Project Q stuff being used in another package. Lemme shout this so we all understand now: ANYTHING I MAKE IS PUBLIC DOMAIN, USE AS YOU WISH. I really don't know how to make it clearer than that.
Furthermore, we provide the email link so that we may forward requests to use the work that is included in Project Q by independant authors to that author. Anything that occurs after that is solely between the requestor and the author. Those statements only prove that Project Q supports the integrity of it contributors and their work.
Just to be clear Pstemarie, we are talking artwork here, in ShaDo0oWs patch, not just 2da edits, or scripting lines. Saying its ok, from a Q team member, is at least hypocritical, and at most the stupidest thing you have ever posted, should you wish to keep the info listed on the Q faq page true. But, hey I am just whining, and no one cares anyway.
Just to be clear on what I believe:
1. Authors should be asked if their content can be used, repackaged, redistributed.
2. It is the new package's developer that has a responsibility to contact the original author.
3. If every reasonable attempt has been made to contact the original author, but no permission is given and the work is still used, then it is the original author's responsibility to take action to preserve the integrity of their authorship.
Some people seem to be on a crusade here, not because of preserving author's rights, but because of ShaDoOoW's rel;ationship with certain Community members. I wonder which one this falls under...
Modifié par Pstemarie, 16 décembre 2011 - 11:30 .