hero001 wrote:
•make a written statement that you have no legal rights when you buy goods
•make a false description about goods
•sell dangerous or unsafe goods
•try to charge for goods sent that you didn't order
•sell short measure or short weight
•give a misleading price, either in writing or verbally.I would say the lock is close related to the highlighted
when i look at a game, i look at something where you can change or refine something
First Textures, Secondly Models, thirdly effects, but only as long it dosn't break anything of the game itself
And some companies enjoy the Mobs and other creations the users make for their game
also Blizz but that is mostly for their RTS:
Starcraft and Warcraft
Why do we Create things for games?, simply because we like them
we clearly would not create anything forsomething we did not like/enjoy
and maybe also want to give something back (and us here might be missunderstod, in the real public eyes)
ZackZero wrote:
Now we're starting to venture into the realm of click-wrap licensing and intellectual property law (copyright, DMCA, etc.) - that's one hell of a swamp for anyone to wade through.just put on your best Boots and have your Graphing Hook ready (just in case)
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