Thank you, I think I'll try to get into contact with Mr Dots.
Italian website selling porn games and claiming to own the copyright for them
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appreciate that - best to work together and share informations
EDIT: same counts for other devs... i really suggest to get in contact and group up together
If giochi are being cunts to you, simply give them this.
This states that everything you make on Patreon is copyrighted by you. You are fully and legally allowed to sue Giochi for selling your game.
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This states that everything you make on Patreon is copyrighted by you. You are fully and legally allowed to sue Giochi for selling your game.
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This looks bad... I hope they're gonna pay for it somehow. 
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I wonder, doesn't Patreon offer any help in enforcing copyright of material developed on their platform? After all people infringing on it indirectly effect their own revenue. It might be worth a try to ask Patreon support for help.
Holy shit, fucking scamers... Selling other people work, claiming to by theirs, that's... Disgusting. Probably the games are not even fully translated,.
Does this call for a watermark of some kind in the renders and such?
Does this call for a watermark of some kind in the renders and such?
Am I the only one that finds it ironic that they have tried to threaten even if they are fully wrong? :facepalm:
They cannot accept being wrong so they try to scare with empty threats ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They cannot accept being wrong so they try to scare with empty threats ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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because these would have been removed in the case of HH, considering HH uses Honey Select, is it totally free from Intellectual Copyright Theft it's self. I thought that Intellectual Copyright, covered original work, from what I can see HH is not all totally original.
With the state of the world I would say
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Runey asked if he had to buy a license for HS for what he was making and the company told him there was no need.
Besides, he still holds intellectual property over the code and the writing, since those are creative elements.
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If Runey has documented permission from Illusion or proof that is fair enough, at the end of the day it all boils down to what is considered original content, in the eyes of the law.
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Can't we hire a DDOS attack service and nuke the site down?
Also, why would the original creators send them anything? He should be the one who has to send the devs the original permission or whatever, which he hasn't.
Another idea: Get in contact with the payment providers. I'm sure he's selling through Paypal or something and let them know that the website is in violation with their TOS.
Also, why would the original creators send them anything? He should be the one who has to send the devs the original permission or whatever, which he hasn't.
Another idea: Get in contact with the payment providers. I'm sure he's selling through Paypal or something and let them know that the website is in violation with their TOS.
DDOS would not do much: The best way is to contact all of the devs of those games and have all of them contact the host and have them take the site down since their act is illegal (taking people stuff, incomplete too since all of those games are not completed and resell them).
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"The DMCA Takedown Notice provides a mechanism for copyright holders to request an Internet Service Provider (ISP), search engine, host or other type of site-owner/manager to remove material that is infringing their copyright. Unlike other aspects of copyright laws, the DMCA Takedown process does not require you to have a registered copyright. That’s very important to know, because some people may say you do. "
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DMCA stands for Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
It's American law, it won't apply if their hosting is not USA based.