Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: LLv34 Jarsci on December 25, 2004, 09:19:24 AM
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There was a thread in which people discussed about AMI planes unavailable in future for WW2 sims, like Pacific fighters..
Now this same poop has hit RC plane manufacturers, even in USA...
Way to go there....
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=313255&page=1&pp=15
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if this contiues i will have to copyright my hat and bellybutton crack... i see eskimo is already abusing it
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Originally posted by Nilsen
if this contiues i will have to copyright my (snip) bellybutton crack... i see eskimo is already abusing it
yuk.
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He must have a rear view mirror to see that.
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sorry.... i did mean face, but whats the diff really
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Originally posted by Nilsen
sorry.... i did mean face, but whats the diff really
None, as long as you keep your eyes closed.
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so I look slightly better with my eyes open? (http://forum.hardware.no/html/emoticons/wub.gif)
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Looking for inspiration, I have recently been brousing through Ack-Acks 38 films, and was in a position to complete my sticky tissue and cigarette butt model of this awesome plane.
Fear of prosecution however, has only intensified my productive output to the point that the diorama now has the potential to accomodate an entire defensive "Big Wing" used later on in WWII by the British.
My lawers are in negotiation......
I'll regret this in the morrow.... bloody mulled wine
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Originally posted by Darkish
I'll regret this in the morrow.... bloody mulled wine
Yes you will, but you are in good company.
Almost all my post made on saturday are rubbish, and on christmas day and such they are worse than rubbish.
have a nice weekend :cool:
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Outraged.
How dare you class your rubbish Saturday posts in the same league as my eloquent confession.
I demand you drink more!
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I did, just forgot to tell you. Sorry :(
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Pst. Copyright is not a trademark and vice-versa.
This issue is all about the *TRADEMARKS*
Copyright protects the material you've created.
Trademark protects things like product names, marketing titles..., but doesn't apply to material.
Simply put: you can create a P-38 look alike plane under a different name free of charge.
Funniest thing is that Lockheed-Martin actually owns trademarks on things it has about nothing to do with.