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Yea I agree. Technically he could be correct, but he's fighting a losing fight. These things are clearly not against the law in every country and so to try to b
by Devilboy 18y ago
Yea I agree. Technically he could be correct, but he's fighting a losing fight. These things are clearly not against the law in every country and so to try to ban them on the internet will just move it out of America to countries that do allow it.
That's how things work on the internet, just ask the online gambling operators.
- lacker 18y agoThis guy doesn't care about the law. This is just one of his many rants against logo design contests. E.g. http://www.thelogofactory.com/library/articles/design-logo-contests.html http://www.thelogofactory.com/library/articles/design-logo-c... http://www.thelogofactory.com/logo_blog/index.php/contest-design-logo/ http://www.thelogofactory.com/logo_blog/index.php/contest-de... Whether design contests are good or not, this argument is a sham. The real conflict is that design contests give non-designers a really cheap way to get design done. In particular they make it easy and low-risk to hire people from low-wage countries. And a lot of people claim the resulting design is just as good. So if you are a high-paid freelance designer, design contests are a threat to your business model.