AnotherDesigner

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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
While designers like myself often think of ourselves as the victims here, often the companies are victims as well. Many of them spent money, good money in some cases, to end up with a shady designer or agency ripping off work and selling it
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
I really don't know. I don't use a lot of Google services.
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
Could someone here please explain why this isn't copyright infringement? Aren't they taking other peoples work without permission, scanning it and making it publicly available? Also, presumably all of this works draws more traffic
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
When I finally gave up my Wifi+Skype plan for a cell phone with data a while ago, I went with a Nokia phone. It's stylish and affordable and Nokia is known for building things that last. The phone is great. But my feelings for Microsof
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
> On the other hand, I'm betting you'll have a hard time naming a company that had to pay "thousands of dollars in lawyer fees" for buying what turned out to be a boosted logo. You just take the logo down and get a ne
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
> I'm looking for a hacker (ideally a unix hacker) who happens to have some design skills. I hope you find somebody that loves your product to do the logo and don't have to fall back on the contest. Good luck.
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by AnotherDesigner 13y ago
I've wrote about this a few times on HN before. You guys like to downvote me every time I do but here we go again ... Good designers, the ones you want if this is important to you, don't do contests. We have families to feed and b