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Congratulations, I couldn't tell the difference to the original version of doodle jump. I read here that a lot of people are worried, because you recreated a ga
by shell0x 14y ago
Congratulations, I couldn't tell the difference to the original version of doodle jump. I read here that a lot of people are worried, because you recreated a game which is protected by copyright, but I wouldn't worry too much, because you don't earn money with the game and did it for fun. But still, it would be the better choice if you had released it under a nickname instead of your real name.
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- flatline3 14y agoStealing someone's name and graphics is OK if you use a nickname?
- catshirt 14y agoto be fair, they didn't say it would be ok. they said it would be a better choice. which is probably the case.
- shell0x 14y agoI haven't said that it's ok, i just said it would be the better choice to use a nickname, because this would help you to protect against a lawsuit if they try to sue him for any reason. His best option would be to ask the producer if he is fine, when the guy release his open source version of doodle jump. I think they would agree, because he doesn't earn money and doesn't seems to do anything else with it. Also it's a good ad for the product doodle jump and he also recommend to buy a copy of it.