it was meant to be storage although i used it for my room since my first floor an second were full of Nintendo and Mario items but yes it is slightly bigger then the first floor.Jas0n said:Actually you didn't even copyright your guide and I also credited you in my post, so therefore i'm fine ^_^ Thanks for your concern though.minimang said:if you do that, that is called plagiarism, is against the law, and could get you sued / banned.Jas0n said:Well I copied and saved them both before you deleted them, so I guess seeing as you're so selfish i'll just post them again myself.minimang said:done.
Anyway, back on topic: was it really, megamannt?
It's not against the law since he wrote "minmags bug and fish guide" or whatever as long as he doesnt say it's his, he's not breaking any laws.minimang said:also, because it's technically a written, submitted work, it is copyrighted.
Check the law.
quote pyramids make me happy. :3Megamannt125 said:it was meant to be storage although i used it for my room since my first floor an second were full of Nintendo and Mario items but yes it is slightly bigger then the first floor.Jas0n said:Actually you didn't even copyright your guide and I also credited you in my post, so therefore i'm fine ^_^ Thanks for your concern though.minimang said:if you do that, that is called plagiarism, is against the law, and could get you sued / banned.Jas0n said:Well I copied and saved them both before you deleted them, so I guess seeing as you're so selfish i'll just post them again myself.minimang said:done.
Anyway, back on topic: was it really, megamannt?
Ok seeing as you told me to, I did check the law.minimang said:also, because it's technically a written, submitted work, it is copyrighted.
Check the law.
How do you register a Copyright there's some writings and drawing and stuff I don't want stolen since I plan on using them in my future career.Jas0n said:Ok seeing as you told me to, I did check the law.minimang said:also, because it's technically a written, submitted work, it is copyrighted.
Check the law.
What is not protected by copyright?
Ideas, procedures, methods, systems, processes, concepts,
principles, discoveries, or devices, as distinguished from a
description, explanation, or illustration.
Also, you need to actually register to secure copyright, which i'm assuming you did not do nor would you be allowed to do so.
This isn't GameFAQs, this is the Bell Tree.minimang said:everything submitted to gameFAQs is automatically copyrighted.
If you have a problem with that, talk to the admin of gameFAQs.
http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-register.html#registerMegamannt125 said:How do you register a Copyright there's some writings and drawing and stuff I don't want stolen since I plan on using them in my future career.Jas0n said:Ok seeing as you told me to, I did check the law.minimang said:also, because it's technically a written, submitted work, it is copyrighted.
Check the law.
What is not protected by copyright?
Ideas, procedures, methods, systems, processes, concepts,
principles, discoveries, or devices, as distinguished from a
description, explanation, or illustration.
Also, you need to actually register to secure copyright, which i'm assuming you did not do nor would you be allowed to do so.
I suggest you read the GameFAQs website more thoroughly in future.minimang said:regardless, It was submitted to gameFAQs, and is thus copyrighted. so there.
Are you implying that if you copyright something in place A, it loses its copyright value in place B?
that's not quite how it works there, buddy.
What information can I use from other sources without permission?
Without permission, you are still free to use facts and other non-creative information. Of course, you still must provide credit to the source of information in your own guide; if you don't, you are plagiarizing.
For example, you could get the hit points for the enemies in a game from the official strategy guide for that game and post them in your own guide in your own format. These are facts, and not protected by copyright. However, if you were to copy the guide's strategy on how to beat the boss, that would be a copyright infringement, as you are copying their creative work. Copying the format of the table of hit points would also be a violation of their copyright.
What is Copyright?
While there are basic laws that protect tangible property, Copyright protects intellectual property, such as artwork, writings, and computer programs, that often do not have a tangible nature of their own. Copyright does not protect ideas, but the expression of those ideas. Copyright also does not protect facts, but only the creative expression of those facts.
For example, if you write a FAQ and submit it to GameFAQs, it is protected by copyright. Your method for beating a particular boss is not protected, as that's an idea, although your description is protected. The number of hit points that boss has is not protected, no matter how hard it was to come up with, but your personal description of the boss is protected, as that's something you created.
I love how you change your story now.minimang said:I know, I said that. I said to credit me, and you did,
you are not plagairizing.... you just threatened to, but didnt. >_>
So your saying you stole it from GameFAQs?minimang said:regardless, It was submitted to gameFAQs, and is thus copyrighted. so there.
Are you implying that if you copyright something in place A, it loses its copyright value in place B?
that's not quite how it works there, buddy.