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Originally Posted by DustyPorViva
It's against Graal rules, therefore wrong. It doesn't matter how it harms the author, because it's wrong. If I don't give permission to someone to use my stuff, then I don't want to see them using it.
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Can't argue against the rules.
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Originally Posted by DustyPorViva
But... I'll comment on your 'harmful' bit. It's harmful because Graal development is a very competitive field. People may not agree with it being competitive, but it is. Everyone wants to make a better server than the next. With servers like Utopia and Graal Ghetto... which have very similar builds, stealing makes it easier for the other server to get the upper hand. If they want to copy, then fine, no one can stop them and if they're putting in the effort then I won't object.
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Graal Ghetto doesn't seem like a threat, but okay.
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Originally Posted by DustyPorViva
I can go on, but really, until you're a developer(are you?), and you put hard work into your work, you won't really understand what's so wrong with someone stealing your work.
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I only recall being concerned about this years ago when I was still an immature prick. I have no idea why. I'm currently particularly fond of the Do What The **** You Want To Public License in the occasions where a license is useful (It's less obnoxious than other free software licenses).
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Originally Posted by kia345
It's morally wrong in the sense that they're stealing credit for something they couldn't do on their own
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Yes, credits. Serious business.
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Originally Posted by cbk1994
You shouldn't assume; I called no one a thief (at least, until after they banned me, and even then I don't recall).
Words, words, words.
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