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That sounds great - as long as the story you tell is compelling, and you do it in a way that captivates and surprises me. I support art. If it turns out that
by VikingCoder 14y ago
That sounds great - as long as the story you tell is compelling, and you do it in a way that captivates and surprises me.
I support art.
If it turns out that your depiction of Spiderguy sucked, I'm less likely to support you in the future.
If you want to share your toys, I think that makes you awesome. But if you don't want to share your toys, I don't think you should have to.
- scotty79 14y agoHow do you feel about me suing you for not sticking fingers into you ears when someone else is telling the story and you listen to it because of your curiosity I instigated?
- VikingCoder 14y agoYour scenario isn't remotely real.
- scotty79 14y agoIf I, due to curiosity induced by advertisers of Spiderman go to piratebay and download it (which is as easy and natural as listening in when someone else is telling some story) I can get sued.
- VikingCoder 14y agoYou are aware of the laws of the country you live in. You can ignore those laws, but you may suffer the consequences. No matter what the laws are, no matter if you think they are right or not. There's no mystery involved in this. We can debate whether the laws should change, and that's fine. But you can't claim that you "innocently overheard" my telling of a story - in your scenario, you are actively violating the law. So go find another story teller - one who won't sue you. It's not like it's hard to find them. Don't like the quality as much? So, sponsor the community that won't sue you. Do a Kickstarter. Use Flattr. Share on FB or G+ interesting artists.