(Topic ID: 109989)

pinball mfgs stealing all the modders hard work?

By toyotaboy

9 years ago


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  • Latest reply 9 years ago by calvin12
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    “What say you? Is it stealing?”

    • It's a free market, every pinball idea gets stolen eventually 50 votes
      41%
    • At least give credit where credit is due 7 votes
      6%
    • It's not really stealing because someone else probably did it first 5 votes
      4%
    • Who cares 61 votes
      50%

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    #19 9 years ago

    If there's actual "stealing" going on, the modder should file a C&D or a lawsuit. But whenever you sell a product without a patent, your ideas become public domain. That's the way of the world.

    #41 9 years ago
    Quoted from Aurich:

    Yeah, screw the little guys and your community, support big business!!

    Stern is "big business"? Are they "the man" too?

    #48 9 years ago
    Quoted from calvin12:

    I find it hard to believe anyone saw a $200 mod then said, damn now I gotta get a $5000 pin.

    I won't lie, the arcade mod for Tron almost did that for me.

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