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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
elcreative seems to think that the right to sue over unathorized copies & distribution thereof, includes the right to demand that the work be experienced the way the creator intended. Even if there's a contract between buyer and seller, it may not be valid. At worst, the buyer's guilty of breach of contract--but the penalties for that have to be spelled out in the contract itself.
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DON'T put words in my mouth... I wouldn't give a damn about what anyone does with the hypothetical physical object once they've BOUGHT it but repurposing it, in another media when it is a designed, artistic, concept that only works in it's original form, is not right...
Once again, sorry to OP but I do get irritated by people misinterpreting at best or just putting their own words in my statements... also once again, I'll try and finish here depending on others...
