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Date Added: 1/3/03
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Nintendo Party Copyright 2003+ King Gunnerblast's Productions
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 Jan 3 2003, 12:20 pm
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Jan 3 2003, 12:38 pm
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Jotdaniel
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Does he actually think anyones gonna believe he copywrited his game that has a bunch of nintendo characters in it?
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He can copyright the content, but not the name or the character images.
So the code belongs to him and is protected by law, just like DBZ, so like most religious people say (and very meaningfully) - Forgive them lord, for they know not what they do. | |
Anyways, whats up with 2003+? I don't think it's legal to own a copywrite forever after a date without having to accually update the copywrite. I don't think it's legal because if that was the case, soon everything will be copywrited because they were copywrited 76 years ago :-/
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You don't actually have to do anything... in the U.S., any original creation is copyrighted by the creator. You can register your copyright for additional protection (basically saves you the trouble of proving when you made your creation), but even if you don't put any notice anywhere, it's copyrighted.
Again, though, note the use of the word "original." Like someone else already said on this thread, you can't "copyright" a use of characters or images which someone else made. | |
Well i'll be...Hmm, wouldn't it be hard to come up with something "original" on BYOND? There have been thousands of creations and I think comming up with something "original" would be hard(as for me). People tend to get mad, when you have a single word on your game title , that they have on theirs.
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I'm talking about something that would stand up in court (even the "court of common sense") as original, not something that follows a 10 year old boy's definition of originality. Most people on BYOND think that if they themselves make "Dragonball Z: The Carbon Copy Clone Saga", then it's a work of breathtaking originality, but someone who makes "Dragonball x: The Sagaciously Cloned Copy of Carbon" is clearly ripping them off.
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