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redonihunter78 days ago

I am not understanding your grammar. "itch is us corp so they must" ...  "they must credit me". Who must credit you? Why has crediting you anything to do with revoking rights? Giving credit is not the same as copyright. You can't credit someone and suddenly their copyright is void or vice versa, you do not credit them and you break copyright. This is not how this works.

You did not say either way about your credits being removed. You only complained about being removed "from contributor list". Which, on Itch unfortunately is the admin list. They really should separate those functions.

It is good that this has been resolved. 

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Danji Isthmus78 days ago (2 edits)

I don't understand if you do not speak english as your first language, being serious, as that grammar should make sense to most. If you do not then I understand you may need clarification.

They being the people I worked with in the jam. Giving credit is widely known as the exchange in a free project for the "lease" of copyright. If where you are that is not the case, I admit I'm more used to talking about things to people who understand that. Once credit has been removed I remove my work. No one's hard work should be taken for free and it's a rule in most jams and websites.
You seem to agree with me that the admin and contributor list is the same, so not sure why you are bringing it up as if I'm wrong. You are agreeing with me as I am with you. Moot point.


And yes, this is resolved. I appreciate hechelion 's points, so I figured it was good to leave up, if I find out it's better to remove by a mod I will do so.

This is my last response on this as all I wanted was information and have other things to do. I hope it helped clarify

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redonihunter78 days ago

When you replace a noun with a pronoun and use that same pronoun again without introducing another noun, you still are refering to the same noun you replaced earlier. Which can lead to confusion if that was not intended.

If you talk about bringing lawers in, you shift the discussion to a legal nature and crediting you on page or project has no bearing on this. Giving credits does not replace having copyright or permission. Being decent is a good idea, but having clear agreements is a good idea too. If your agreement is, being credited as "payment" for your contribution, and credit was removed, that is a breach of agreement.

Unfortunately, many people seem to think that giving credits has to do with copyright - so they could just credit something and use it for free. So for anyone reading this by chance: better check your situation carefully. And I kid you not, I have seen naive users upload other people's work and even writing about this in their profile and diligently disclaimering how this is not their work, they just uploaded it... 

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