Puppetplanet said:
I totally agree with Beepers...... you could have brought up an example or stated your question without making a pathetic attempt at trying to attack Bucks ethics and personal relationship with you.... regardless of how many times you've seen his house, built with him, or how long you've known him.
It is all relevent (to who was saying it). Why not make my point with my own personal perspective/experiences? If Buck is going to talk about copyrights, why not have him relate it to his experiences? What would be pathetic, would be for me to be indirect and say "A friend of a friend of mine copied a character..blah..blah..blah". Like I said it is relevent to who was saying it.
The point about Buck not paying me was relevent to the context of the alien puppets (for me), it is the truth and is something that he himself has acknowledged (indirectly). This is not directly about Buck's ethics...and on this issue you have very little of the background (or at least there is more than you probably realize).
But back to the point...if someone does not have a character that is recognizable, then do they have much of a leg to stand on?
*pathetically attempts to bow to pressure*
If "a friend of a friend of mine" created a character and then I found out that a book company had printed this same character before this person had designed it, then how would that legally change the positions of this person from if the book had come out after he had designed the character?
Does he (or anyone for that matter) have a strong legal position to sue if that character is not recognizable?
- Blink
