BlooTool

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by bscharff

Have you not seen the copyright/plagiarism notice?

Script belongs to Graal not you, and since it doesn't work anywhere but Graal you can't steal it.

Btw, those disconnect reasons in your signature are rather bad ones. I think its funny that you quote yourself.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Inverness

I think its funny that you quote yourself.

I think its sad.
Also, I think that if I code something on Graal, I can still reuse my code elsewhere, since whatever I did was totally mine, and if its some complicated piece of maths for example, that I want to use for something not belonging to Graal, I wouldnt rewrite it.

Edit: Err, well, of course I would change it so it works with whatever language I need it in.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Crow

I think its sad.
Also, I think that if I code something on Graal, I can still reuse my code elsewhere, since whatever I did was totally mine, and if its some complicated piece of maths for example, that I want to use for something not belonging to Graal, I wouldnt rewrite it.

Edit: Err, well, of course I would change it so it works with whatever language I need it in.

Well, if you changed it so it'd become C/C++, I guess it'd be different enough to say that it's not the same as the GScript counterpart, even if it does exactly the same thing.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by Crow

I think its sad.
Also, I think that if I code something on Graal, I can still reuse my code elsewhere, since whatever I did was totally mine, and if its some complicated piece of maths for example, that I want to use for something not belonging to Graal, I wouldnt rewrite it.

Edit: Err, well, of course I would change it so it works with whatever language I need it in.

C++ != GScript

It wouldn't be stealing since its not the same code even though it has the same end.