Hi Bryan, Yeah, that word could is a very big word indeed. Thankfully, STFC has been out quite a while now, and noone from Paramount has ever contacted me about it. However, there is always that chanse they do find out about it, and decide to act nasty about it. However, my guess is that since it is already free, doing noone any harm, Paramount stands more to lose taking me to court and in public relations than to let sleeping dogs alone. My guess is the same will in all event happen with my SW game once I release it, but I don't think I czn ever sell it or publicise it directly. They way I plan to market it is by selling non copyrighted games, get gamers interested in them, and download the free SW and Trek games I make.
Bryan Peterson wrote: > That doesn't matter. It's still illegal and you do it at your own risk. > Yeah, it bites, but we didn't make the laws. We just have to abide by 'em. > Take Phil and his Sarah game. He could, could being the key word there, find > himself in hot water both from the creators of Labyrinth and Warner Bros. > for this game. > Bryan and Jennie > _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
