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Agnes really reminds me of Meryl Streep from "Devil Wears Prada".
And the license regulating relationship between developer / owner and patrons / non-patrons is where?We're all downloading stuff for free here, but just making stuff up to help you sleep at night isn't good for you.
Patreon's Terms of Service?And the license regulating relationship between developer / owner and patrons / non-patrons is where?
is that maybe a little spoiler about an editor for luxury lingerie magazines Lena will be modeling for?Agnes really reminds me of Meryl Streep from "Devil Wears Prada".
She seems more like a editor that Seymour will put Ian in contact with to publish his book. At least that is my feeling from her.is that maybe a little spoiler about an editor for luxury lingerie magazines Lena will be modeling for?Who knows
Not even close. Essentially, Patreon grabs rights to freely use and distribute creator's content. That's it. Zero clarifications about responsibility of patrons or non-patrons for accessing and also distributing creator's content. And their FAQ, which is not part of official EULA, just tells creators to buzz off, and deal with any patrons suspected in sharing the content by themselves.Patreon's Terms of Service?
she definitely looks like she's on Seymour's level of social status.She seems more like a editor that Seymour will put Ian in contact with to publish his book. At least that is my feeling from her.
So it's not piracy because there's no law enforcement knocking on your door, since very few content creators have the means, funds and time to track pirates all across the internet? Sound logic right there.Not even close. Essentially, Patreon grabs rights to freely use and distribute creator's content. That's it. Zero clarifications about responsibility of patrons or non-patrons for accessing and also distributing creator's content. And their FAQ, which is not part of official EULA, just tells creators to buzz off, and deal with any patrons suspected in sharing the content by themselves.
Do you really need the government and laws to make you question the morality of your actions?Not even close. Essentially, Patreon grabs rights to freely use and distribute creator's content. That's it. Zero clarifications about responsibility of patrons or non-patrons for accessing and also distributing creator's content. And their FAQ, which is not part of official EULA, just tells creators to buzz off, and deal with any patrons suspected in sharing the content by themselves.
Then I guess you're in the habit of calling law enforcement for violations of laws that you've just made up on the spot?So it's not piracy because there's no law enforcement knocking on your door, since very few content creators have the means, funds and time to track pirates all across the internet? Sound logic right there.
If you're acquiring and/or distributing a creator's original content outside of their intented/official distribution channels you're pirating, and yes, stealing it, whether you like it or not.
Is your conscience catching up yet?
You guys know philosophy?Dude stop embarrassing yourself. I hate the copyright, patents and intellectual property laws as much as the next guy, but I don't pretend it doesn't exist. Stop coping so hard and embrace that you are a pirate. It isn't something to be ashamed of. Take the Stirnerpill.
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I don't need morality as fifth leg in discussion about legal aspects of Patreon content distributionDo you really need the government and laws to make you question the morality of your actions?
At this point I don't know if you lack moral values, respect for the creators whose works you enjoy, or if you're just thickheaded. You're a pirate and a thief, and there's no way around that. Your reasons are your own for doing what you do, and I care not about them, but it just boggles my mind why you refuse to acknowledge what you are and what you are doing.Then I guess you're in the habit of calling law enforcement for violations of laws that you've just made up on the spot?
I'll tell ya a little secret: there is not even a disclaimer in ORS distro, that states Patreon as only official release channel.
And Patreon's stance on content distribution is murky at best, as was stated before.
Without clearly defined policy from Patreon and without official license or disclaimer from developer, calling sharing of content "piracy" is nothing more than personal opinion.
I think that when multiple people have explained why you are wrong you should at least doublecheck your information before repeating it.Then I guess you're in the habit of calling law enforcement for violations of laws that you've just made up on the spot?
I'll tell ya a little secret: there is not even a disclaimer in ORS distro, that states Patreon as only official release channel.
And Patreon's stance on content distribution is murky at best, as was stated before.
Without clearly defined policy from Patreon and without official license or disclaimer from developer, calling sharing of content "piracy" is nothing more than personal opinion.