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7 Wonders
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- Daggerheart
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- RicardoRix
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Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
lifted straight from here right:
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/691370 ... ers/page/1
do you ask for permission?
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/691370 ... ers/page/1
do you ask for permission?
- Daggerheart
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Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
I credit the author by name. BGG posts are not copyrighted.
I don't post stuff from retail books or similar. BGG posts can be deleted or similar. I help save the guides for the future.
What is you problem really??
I don't post stuff from retail books or similar. BGG posts can be deleted or similar. I help save the guides for the future.
What is you problem really??
- RicardoRix
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Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
so no, you don't ask for permission.
It's the authors intent for it to be read on BGG, that's why it was posted there. nothing is ever going to get 'lost'.
It's the authors intent for it to be read on BGG, that's why it was posted there. nothing is ever going to get 'lost'.
Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
Any piece of writing, including a forum post, is automatically copyright the author. Crediting them while reproducing their writing without permission does not make it any less of a violation of copyright. You need their express permission to republish it on your site.
Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
That's interesting, do you have any sources of the bolded part?nandblock wrote:Any piece of writing, including a forum post, is automatically copyright the author. Crediting them while reproducing their writing without permission does not make it any less of a violation of copyright. You need their express permission to republish it on your site.
Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
Uh, the Berne Convention?
Setting aside the general question, in this particular case Daggerheart has violated the BGG Terms of Service: https://boardgamegeek.com/terms
Specifically:
Setting aside the general question, in this particular case Daggerheart has violated the BGG Terms of Service: https://boardgamegeek.com/terms
Specifically:
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- Daggerheart
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Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
A post on a public forum non-password protected gives copyright?? Sounds strange to me.
I will ask him to be sure then.
1) I don't have any ads or anything, and it's not a commercial site/blog I run
2) I only want to endorse board gaming and preserve strategy guides for the future (posts gets deleted/sites can get shut down and similar)
3) People that post guides at BGG want people that love the same game to read what they share. I just help them endorse this. They get credited with their name
4) At the BGG forum there can be tons of posts, I destill the best information to players interested in a game. The guides/info become more accessible
I will ask him to be sure then.
1) I don't have any ads or anything, and it's not a commercial site/blog I run
2) I only want to endorse board gaming and preserve strategy guides for the future (posts gets deleted/sites can get shut down and similar)
3) People that post guides at BGG want people that love the same game to read what they share. I just help them endorse this. They get credited with their name
4) At the BGG forum there can be tons of posts, I destill the best information to players interested in a game. The guides/info become more accessible
Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
You know, if I delete a post I wrote, then I'm not expecting or asking for some dude to keep it in print. If I deleted it, I want it DELETED--I certainly don't want it reprinted "with credit"! What's hard to grasp about this?
- Daggerheart
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Re: Strategy guide 7 Wonders
BGG have banned several of their users. Their accounts gets deleted and all that they posted. Why they delete users? Often due to that they can't handle people that write something negative on their site. It's like Russia with strong censorship of opinions they don't like. This is the deleting I refer too, not deleting by users themselves. But it's pretty clear I have more knowledge about this than you.nandblock wrote:You know, if I delete a post I wrote, then I'm not expecting or asking for some dude to keep it in print. If I deleted it, I want it DELETED--I certainly don't want it reprinted "with credit"! What's hard to grasp about this?
What BGG don't like? Talk about competition in board games, critizism of their rating lists which are extremly bad. If you disagree with "pets" of the moderators or the moderator's opinion about some of these topics, you can get warnings and bans. If a user get deleted, what can he do? He is not allowed to tell the other users what happend. So basicly he is permanent shut down and silenced.