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I actually though, that this thread had calmed down, but noooooo, Mr. Spit**** here just had to open his mouth. :shifty:
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What racist remark ?
I dont see one |
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Oh and what comes to the contribution side, your first post to this thread (the 2nd post of the thread) was off topic and had nothing to do with this thread. |
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Also, the bringing in of violence to your message does in my view counteract the effectiveness of your points a bit. |
Whats an anurism feel like anyway? I think i just got one.
You guys are making a mountain out of a molehill. First off, i dont think its resonable to force a multinational crowd of people to conform to some arbitary list of "ethics or morals". Its tantamount to ramrodding down someones throat, and im not down with that at all. And newsflash, not everyone beleives the same thing that you, I, or another person might beleive! Some people, just don't give a **** for what you feel is ethical or not. If you must hatch up this arbitary ruleset, for christ sakes keep it simple. Post a damn permissions in your readme (you may, or may not), honor the permissions you find in a readme, and don't plagurise, how hard is that? Anything beyond that, is just one big slippery slope. |
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My fear here is to what ownership to we attach the modification to the Moddie? Is there a list somewhere? Is a list needed? Perhaps the code just simply states, please acknowlege any work done on this current modification to the original author, I'm just improving the modification or altering the original to fit a different situation? I'm not precisely positive on how one would go about keeping a record of such thing. As far as GWX, I believe there are 10 pages of acknowledgement for all involved. That is comprehensive in my view. I do not believe other modders should be making new mods with the foundation of GWX, RUB, and the other major modifications as the spring board without acknowlegement and the stamp of approval from the authors of these major mods. The guys spend numerous hours of their time and have a vested interest in keeping the integrity of their creations. So, yes, I believe a code should be set. If there is gross negligence or flagarant disregard for the original authors, then steps should be taken. In all reality, how hard is it for one building on others work to take a minute or two to ask for permission and acknowledge their names in the new mod? Not much at all. We only hope others who decide to build on ask first and build later when permission is granted. Ok, I spoke my piece. |
Let's keep the personal remarks out of this discussion, please. The topic is modding ethics. Why don't we discuss that without pointing fingers or making examples.
I doubt there's any way to enforce a set of mod guidelines, it seems to rely on the honor system. Except in the most egregious cases, Subsim is not going to try to referee disagreements or or prescribe punitive measures. You have to work these things out with the parties involved. Quote:
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Exactly, a simple statment asking that permission be granted to tool around with anothers creation. Please state in the read me who has done what. Nothing more and nothing less. For those parties who feel their creation has been sniped, then these parties must come to an agreement. That agreement would simply state who has done what in the read me. |
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Just to clarify, some example "permission Satements: Example 1: Quote:
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As for your valuable stuff:It's a valid point. Rules to agree upon by signing up, as well as Sticky threads with exclamation marks in their title and dangerous-looking icons both tend to be ignored by certain people. If I decided to rip off GWX's new damage model, rules on the forum wouldn't stop me. I still want them, though, because some people will follow them, instead of the no people who will follow the rules if they aren't there. |
Wow, GWX conspiracy theories, anuerisms, and personal threats.
Whatever. Anyone who thinks I'm having fun here needs their head examined IMHO... and I feel that anyone bringing up the matters that are intended to be discussed here was doomed to get a little mud on their face. I view this thread as a long overdue effort to simply clear a minefield that has been danced around long enough. Personal freedoms should not extend to the point where they are chopping off someone else's nose. Rules, will promote good modding and/or crediting... not slow it down or damage it. Rules without some sort of recourse are pointless. Rules placed clearly and prominently in the modding forum here and in the SH4 modding forum will reduce problems... not increase them. Suspension and/or banning would naturally be reserved only for the worst examples. That much has already been done here. [Addenda: I think any suspensions or bannings would remain and/or be a quite infrequent event. The threat of suspension or banning should be there though for flagrant violations.] |
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oops:-? :cry: Now I am really afreid man... I even think I would not be able to sleep....:dead: :roll: But I guess I'm safe that I am behind the screen ...:hmm: :shifty: You know something, some times I wishe I was closer to some of the guys we meet over the net, just to get some good old fashion fight and clarify some ideas...:arrgh!: |
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