#Why isny my gmod workshop addons ing for free
#Why isny my gmod workshop addons ing mod
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The problem for Steam is that if they do not 'own' the material, they can not sell, or redistribute it. Not about them taking them, and selling them w/o your permission. The Steam Workshop EULA is more about YOU not suing THEM for selling your assets after you say it's ok. They are written by lawyers in order to protect the company that lawyer works for, ABOVE ALL ELSE. EULA's are a 'deadman's switch' so to speak.

and millions, and in some cases billions of dollars are at stake. Having worked in an industry that largely avoids the involvement of lawyers or courtrooms (unless absolutely needed), however is HEAVILY governed by contract law.

#Why isny my gmod workshop addons ing for free

so if Valve want have good tool dont need rights.ДЄll opinions are welcome for me and are respectable, this is only my opinion, I think we need to take care of the people that work for free to helps make this simulator largest and Valves way in this point i think isnt the correct. And yes it is easyer for user play with workshop, im user too, but it is easyer too for modders dont do nothing, wait BIS content or do only pay content and shell it in turbosquid or similar pages.

#Why isny my gmod workshop addons ing mods

There are other ways to maintain mods updated. Why they want automatically have permissions to modify my or our work? It is not enough that some people work hard for free for months to have the content and above wants rights? I can work freely for the comunity but not for one company. With that EULA i dont want see nothing mine in workshop, this is not the way. My english is poor but i want write my opinion.

#Why isny my gmod workshop addons ing mod

Hi all, I dont speak like FFAA MOD TEAM, this is my personal opinion about this like user and like addon maker.

It didn't really matter if it was your house, your vodka and a private conversation - you still had to put a footnote there. Someone could come to you house, drink your alcohol and talk about his ideas on a given subject and then when you put that into your thesis, even not intentionally it would still be regarded as plagiarism, if someone could prove you did not come up with it completely on you own. When I was writing my master's thesis, we were warned constantly not to talk about it and make sure all the concepts and ideas are elusively our own. I mean come on! All this talk about intellectual property and someone's hard work can become the property of someone else just because he uploaded it somewhere? In any way, the whole license thing is bullshit and I think there should be laws to protect the authors work regardless of such licensing scams (yes scams, because the authors of all those EULAs exploit the fact that most people don't read them and are not aware of the fact they are giving rights to their property to someone who had nothing to do with creating it). The thing is, if a modder makes say a tank model for Arma and and uploads it to Steam and than he decides to make and sell his own game about that tank and use the same 3d model that may cause legal precedence.