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  • On the post: NYTimes OpEd Explains Why Infringement Isn't Theft

    Suja ( profile ), 29 Mar, 2012 @ 03:55pm

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    Nope.

    We just want them to stop trying to deny us access to public domain works they have built upon.

  • On the post: NYTimes OpEd Explains Why Infringement Isn't Theft

    Suja ( profile ), 29 Mar, 2012 @ 03:53pm

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    The problem is that you ARE NEVER THE RIGHTFUL OWNER OF MUSIC.


    Tell that to the idiots who think they are the owners of it.

    Seems no matter how many times it's beaten into their heads they still never give up believing it. I guess they hope of they continue everything will suddenly change one day and be perfect copyright ponies & rainbows...

    Sadly,
    no amount of hope is going to excuse that.

  • On the post: Highlights Of The Pirate Bay's 'Physibles' Section: The 3D-Printable Chris Dodd

    Suja ( profile ), 29 Mar, 2012 @ 09:14am

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    Or a print of his ass...

  • On the post: How Important Is Attribution In Copyright Issues?

    Suja ( profile ), 28 Mar, 2012 @ 06:28am

    they quickly discover that content creators are willing to accept significantly less money in exchange for attribution and publicity

    Bingo.

    You can pay me 10000 dollars for one video, but in the end it's still only from a single view.

    Stuff takes time to make, sometimes costing nothing but time, I want to be repaid other's time for the time I used through views, comments, contacts, fanart .etc

    Money is hell of alot easier to get once you have a fanbase, but when you don't have one.......

  • On the post: Our Gift To The Author's Guild: An Ad For Brick & Mortar Book Stores

    Suja ( profile ), 28 Mar, 2012 @ 06:23am

    In our stores we uphold the bookseller's tradition, employing only the finest of college students with Starbucks experience.


    lmao

  • On the post: Hollywood Up And Comers Recognizing That The Big Gatekeepers May Be More Of A Threat Than Silicon Valley

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 12:06pm

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    I was gonna write "stupid knows no limits" but I find most shill trolls to be quite egotistical.

  • On the post: Hollywood Up And Comers Recognizing That The Big Gatekeepers May Be More Of A Threat Than Silicon Valley

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 12:04pm

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    Try not to break your arm patting yourself on the back trolls.

    Your egos know no limits.

    FTFY

  • On the post: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 08:17am

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    Mexicanadia

    I can't even pronounce that.

  • On the post: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 08:15am

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    Leigh, your sensational headline is intended to tug at the heartstrings of your audience but this really isn't about a little girl. It's about a dispute between two organizations.


    I know it's hard to believe but there's more to this world than organizations, what they're doing & what they want.

    Almost everything they do affects this world in some way, and it is often the rest of the world who needs to pay for their petty disputes.

    People are getting tired of being treated like ants in comparison to huge giant corporations that step on them and flood their nests over stupid shit nobody but the corporations themselves care about.

  • On the post: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 08:07am

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    You would sell out you own mothers for the right price.

    Mother? Whole family.

  • On the post: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 07:59am

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    Soddin' freetards, I tell ya.

  • On the post: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 07:58am

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    So, in other words:

    Money >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> People's ability to speak.


    Well, of course. People pay millions in lobbying & bribery to buy laws that censor what other people can say.

  • On the post: Pinterest Updates Terms Of Service… And People Are Still Overreacting

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 07:50am

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    Pinterest allows us girls to share what we like

    uh oh

    They don't get that it's the world largest source of everything female.


    no no no nonononono...

    Us girls just want to see all the pretty!

    NO NONOO NONO MAKE IT STOP IT BURNSSSSS

    I think they are just scared cause they don't get it, and never figured out how to really tap the female brain market.

    Hobby Lobby.
    Daycare.
    PTO meetings.

    DBSHDKJDKJDKJDFSJDNDKJFUUUUUUUUUUUUDJDSJFDSJFDSJDSJLDSJLDSJKFDJDSJ




















    I'm gonna go tap into the female brain market of Unreal fragfests and heavy RPG grinding to purge the horrors from my soul.

  • On the post: Pinterest Updates Terms Of Service… And People Are Still Overreacting

    Suja ( profile ), 27 Mar, 2012 @ 06:56am

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    Apparently they have bought into the idea that obscurity is the best thing that can happen to an artist.

    It's not that exactly, but close.

    They have bought into the idea that anything and everything they do needs to be able to be controlled by them 100% of the time.

    Doesn't matter if it is crippling them to death, they will gladly cut off their own foot for one tiny little illusion of control.

  • On the post: Content Creators: Control Is An Illusion And That's A Good Thing

    Suja ( profile ), 26 Mar, 2012 @ 02:19pm

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    Then at some point we're supposed to turn that off. Don't do what that other person is doing. That's stealing their ideas. Coping is bad. Anything you do must be wholly original and unlike anything that has ever existed before.


    Yep, it happened to me when I was little, I grew up being told sharing is good and then I turned 10 or so and was gang raped by artistocrats cause I copied something to make fanart That I showed them without permission.


    What was really funny about it, I did use their material better than they did, much MUCH better, and I did a whole LOT more with it, too.



    I've also made totally original stuff before, it failed... badly.


    Why? Cause I couldn't tell anyone what it was supposed to be, I had to invent whole new terms and words and everything to describe things, it was set in alien environments with extremely alien creatures nobody knew.

    Totally original, and totally useless, because nobody could understand.

    Art is *useless* without understanding, without some sort of background, a feeling, a memory, some something or other to give it strength.



    It's like why would I have a couple of random noname nobody businessmen fighting over a sack of coins to some yahoo singing a money song they pulled out of their arse when I can have Mr Krabs and Scrooge McDuck fighting over the same sack of coins with Pink Floyd's "Money" song in the background?


    Which do you think will get more attention? More hits on the search engines? More understanding? I don't think I need to tell anyone who those two characters are, nor what that song is.

    Same that I don't need to tell anyone what the sun is, the sky is, the sea is .etc


    Understanding >>>>>>> Originality

  • On the post: Content Creators: Control Is An Illusion And That's A Good Thing

    Suja ( profile ), 26 Mar, 2012 @ 02:07pm

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    Maybe one day, when you create something worth stealing... you will understand!

    Yeah, maybe you will, but I've yet to see anything worth stealing from shills so far...

  • On the post: Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt

    Suja ( profile ), 25 Mar, 2012 @ 06:39pm

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    Everyone is way too much for me, my stuff in unorthodox, I have gone my whole knowing no one else likes it but me, to suddenly have everyone and their grandmother liking it... I'd probably have a heart-attack. But I will settle for a healthy fanbase.



    Money? I already live a life of luxury, how else you think I can be on the internets everyday doing little else than trolling, playing video games and watching/making YouTube Poops all day?

    I learned one thing in life quick and that is: I can be the richest person in the world with a money bin out back and still be empty of the things money can't buy.


    I've made several videos, sure, they *are* YouTube Poops and technically crap pasted together, still, there are many worse videos which have millions of views and comments.

    My one with the most probably has like.... I dunno... About a thousand views?


    I've made art before, and I struggled to get like ten people to see it, of the ten I would be lucky if one bothered to comment, if they did it was undoubtfully going to be a variation of "it sux" or "lol kool".

    I guess you can buy views, and comments, and fans, and friends, and even love, but they aren't genuine. Even the naturally found ones aren't genuine 95% of the time.


    Perhaps if money could buy genuinity, trustworthiness, love, acceptance, friendship... Maybe I would consider.



    "Definitive art of our time"? Would be nice... But I am too different, my ideas no one will adopt, I am practically a culture all to my own, I want to see my ideas passed along and accepted. But there's always some second choice everyone else picks, if not, they'll make one.

    People want familiarity, not difference, I am different, they don't want me, or my ideas.

    It's just as Nina Paley said:

    I write this not to be ?original,? but to share what I perceive as true. I share an idea because I am lonely. The less my reality is reflected back to me, the lonelier I become. I want to find ?my people,? people who can see what I see, who know what I know. Because the arguing gets tiring.

    I agree with you that artists should be paid but there is no law to give me what I ask, no services to aid me (Infact they only seem to help those who are already big & bloated with exposure) and not a single clue of what to do except continue to live with it and work on my project day after day wondering if anyone's gonna like it all or if it's even gonna to be worth my time to make.

    Here I stand, unknown, unwanted, (Spiritually?) poor as dirt & having to deal with the restrictions corporate queens fattened on mhoney and their buzzing assortment of artistocrats force on me and my kin.


    I've come to learn that the sob story I just recited is actually pretty common. (Though worded differently, of course) I think that is a bigger problem than a few pennies.

  • On the post: We Don't Want Everything For Free. We Just Want Everything

    Suja ( profile ), 25 Mar, 2012 @ 05:40pm

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    All I can tell you now is that it will be called "Dimension Zerone" which is currently in a late alpha stage. I'd pretty much have to try and describe it in words, it's a large project and I'd easily go on for a short novel.

    A few more pieces in place and it will enter early beta; heavy-concept art/storyboarding time, then I'll be able to show you something.

    I realize all I have now is my written word, and it is frustrating, but I have no intention of giving up now cause I ain't got nothing to show yet, one of these days this loudmouth will have more than wind.

  • On the post: We Don't Want Everything For Free. We Just Want Everything

    Suja ( profile ), 25 Mar, 2012 @ 05:15pm

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    You were a prick as a commentator and now you have made it up to paid prick. But your still a prick, congrats!

    The irony is killing me.

  • On the post: Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt

    Suja ( profile ), 25 Mar, 2012 @ 05:06pm

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    They think I'm gonna steal their honey, they do.

    Well, I guess they're right, nuts do go good with honey, after all.

    Buzz buzz.

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