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I guess it’s like sharing a compiled binary. As long as you aren’t sharing the “source”, I.e. the vector file or the layered photoshop image file, and just a lo
by woleium 3y ago
I guess it’s like sharing a compiled binary. As long as you aren’t sharing the “source”, I.e. the vector file or the layered photoshop image file, and just a low resolution jpeg then it’s not so bad? Not saying it’s ethically okay, just that it’s not that useful for reuse by the target in the form it’s presented.
- dagmx 3y agoExcept early versions of any project may show features or IP that didn’t ship, that may in the future. Or open you up for criticism and litigation for any number of reasons. Revealing stuff that’s been done isn’t free.
- dogleash 3y agoWhat? Sharing the binary vs. source is not the kind of line you get to draw unless you're the one paying for it to be developed. I've worked on projects that are available on the market and I can't even point at it and suggest I had anything to do with it, or the companies involved with making it.