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| liltc64 |
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| hyper1234 |
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General Member Since: Mar 17, 2009 Posts: 358 Last: Apr 14, 2011 [view latest posts] |
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Category: CoD2 Scripting Posted: Tuesday, Apr. 6, 2010 05:24 pm |
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To be honest, not that i don't want to be against anyone but, i think LilPimp is right to an extent. Are you going to turn round and deny help for photoshop? maya? or any other expensive program, because you know its not legit and nobody has paid for them>?
My opinion is that, i agree with you demonseed but, as what has happened in the past, I think your digging a hole to be honest because, at the end of the day, regardless of the cost of whichever product you use, whether cod2 is adffordable, at the end of the day, people don't pay for it and you help them with it, so you should help them with maya because at the end of the day, FRAUD IS FRAUD, regardless of the cost of the product.
However, its your own opinion to give somebody help, but the reasons you are denying the help are wrong - i think anyway. |
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| DemonSeed |
General Member Since: Apr 30, 2009 Posts: 1362 Last: Feb 19, 2018 [view latest posts] |
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Category: CoD2 Scripting Posted: Tuesday, Apr. 6, 2010 05:35 pm |
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hyper1234 writes...Quote: To be honest, not that i don't want to be against anyone but, i think LilPimp is right to an extent. Are you going to turn round and deny help for photoshop? maya? or any other expensive program, because you know its not legit and nobody has paid for them>?
My opinion is that, i agree with you demonseed but, as what has happened in the past, I think your digging a hole to be honest because, at the end of the day, regardless of the cost of whichever product you use, whether cod2 is adffordable, at the end of the day, people don't pay for it and you help them with it, so you should help them with maya because at the end of the day, FRAUD IS FRAUD, regardless of the cost of the product.
However, its your own opinion to give somebody help, but the reasons you are denying the help are wrong - i think anyway.
As difficult as the process of policing is, it is not something which serious minded administrators of modding sites can bulk at. As I already posted, as a Director of a very large modding site, we have already taken the decision to outlaw discussion or help to anyone who quite OBVIOUSLY (and therein lies the rub of the whole matter - obviously!) cannot afford professional grade software without proof of purchase.
I know for a fact, other modding sites run similar rules about it (its where we got our forum policy model from). So it isnt like Im suggesting something really outrageous.
As for Photoshop, I own a legitimate copy of PS CS2 and CS3 because you can come across them at knock-down prices if you are clever enough in where you look for them. So again, I dont see PS as an issue in the same ball park as Maya or 3D Max.
The only people who would resist what I am suggesting are, to my mind, those who support piracy, those who are pirates, or those who think we should turn a blind eye to it and pretend like it will just go away. |
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| liltc64 |
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| DemonSeed |
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| liltc64 |
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| Samuel033 |
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Category: CoD2 Scripting Posted: Tuesday, Apr. 6, 2010 06:44 pm |
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Its not a hornets nest.
But its also a subject that can fall into a huge gray area. Plenty of people write books on how to use computer software, publishers make a ton of money at it, the bookstores get their own cut, but buyers do not have to have to provide program licenses or anything like that. Doesnt matter if its a book on iTunes or Avid. A book writer could decide not to make one out of concern for piracy, but that never happens. They are teachers sharing their knowledge, not the copyright police.
However if a bookstore chooses not to offer computer books due to their anti-piracy concerns thats their right. I suppose if they contacted the companies in question.... autodesk included... they would say dont worry about it and sell the books. This forum can also have its own rules since it is a private site. But I also suspect in this case autodesk wouldnt take issue with it either. But thats not our choice to make.
In any case.... probably time to lock the thread. Cheers. |
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| foyleman |
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Preferred PLUS Member Since: Nov 7, 2001 Posts: 95762 Last: Apr 13, 2021 [view latest posts] |
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Category: CoD2 Scripting Posted: Tuesday, Apr. 6, 2010 11:07 pm |
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Since it's been asked what to expect from me on this subject...
I don't have the time to start asking everyone for proof and I am not the police. I will continue doing just what the US Army does... [ I ] don't ask and [ you ] don't tell. However, if you tell, then I'm going to have to take appropriate action which is usually locking/deletion of related threads.
I do not believe in piracy and will not support it. If you can't afford it, you shouldn't own it. I believe that pirating is stealing. I don't have a personal gray line there.
For this site, I can't afford the time to be a full-time policeman. Therefore, don't state you are working with pirated software. If you do, the thread will be closed down and you may receive some finger wagging by others in the community.
If someone such as demonseed wants to ask if you are working with pirated software (because you posted an open question to the community that raises his suspicion), then he may respectfully ask. He has his personal boundaries. You can choose to ignore his request and in return be ignored in receiving his assistance. This doesn't mean someone else won't answer your question... as long as it doesn't lead to the revelation that you are definitely working with pirated software. If such a revelation is made, the thread will be deleted/locked. |
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| tHMatt |
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