Komerzialisierung der Scene, treffen jetzt unsere schlimmsten erwartungen ein?

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Öhm Supermike, das steht da nun so weil es ja geändert wurde in den regeln.
Hier der Link
http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index....on-commercial/
Bekomme ich nun eine Entschuldigung für deine etwas harschen Worte SuperMike?

Hi guys. First off, our apologies: after some discussion with Lunarea, it has come to my attention that some clarification is needed regarded "commercial" vs. "non-commercial". Some resource developers may consider contest entries to be commercial games due to the potential monetary gain.

Ultimately, the contest cannot dictate what resource developers consider to be commercial and non-commercial projects. For example, if a programmer releases their scripts for non-commercial use, they could still deem a contest entry as commercial and forbid it from appearing in the game. We cannot interfere in that matter.

As we have said, it is up to you to obtain the permission and rights to use all assets. Even if we (the judges and contest runners) consider contest entries non-commercial, the resources creators may not, and we are not in the business of making such decisions for them. To avoid controversy, it is highly recommended that you obtain permission to use ANY assets in the contest that are not free for commercial use, because the asset creators might consider your contest entry to be commercial and this could cause friction later on.

This does not affect the RPG Maker DLC and RTP, which are free for both commercial and non-commercial use (as long as they're used in RPG Maker XP/VX/VX Ace/IG Maker/Manga Maker and you can legally use said software).

We will be updating the guidelines to clarify this matter.

IN SHORT: if a resource says it's free for only NON-commercial use, be sure to contact the creator to avoid controversy later on!

Das war eine meiner Quellen. Sorry das hätte wirklich in den ersten Post gemusst. Mein Fehler.

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IN SHORT: if a resource says it's free for only NON-commercial use, be sure to contact the creator to avoid controversy later on!

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Da. So einfach ist das. Wer was verwenden will und sich unsicher ist, ob er es in der jeweiligen Situation auch darf, fragt nach. Wenn die Antwort dann "Nein" ist hat man eben Pech gehabt.