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So it's okay to mimic stores, down to riding on their trademark? It's probably best to think of "What if someone cloned my favorite game and called it a slight
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
So it's okay to mimic stores, down to riding on their trademark?
It's probably best to think of "What if someone cloned my favorite game and called it a slightly different name?" People had big problems with what Zynga was doing.
- anigbrowl 9y agoYeah I'm not buying these arguments either.
- icebraining 9y agoWhen they don't exist in the country, yes. Likewise, if my favorite game had georestrictions prevents its sale in some countries, I'd have no problem with Zynga selling clones for those countries.
- sillysaurus3 9y agoSo make your own game, with your own name. Make your own store with its own name. Don't try to tread on the name of others. It's unethical.
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- icebraining 9y agoClaiming that actions are unethical without providing any argument is unethical.
- Profragile 9y agoWould you have a problem though if they paid you what you ask for for every sale they made? That is what Pirate Joe's was doing.
- ribosometronome 9y agoWhen you clone a game, the original game makes no profit. Pirate Joe's gave TJ's full profit.