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Redpyramidhead · Mar 25th, 2006, 08:08 PM

Could you give a good example of a time she has done that? Then I can tell you what I think about what she's doing.

In general, stealing peoples' ideas in order to make it look like it was your own hard work, time, and effort put into it is an extremely low thing to do in my opinion. There is absolutely NO class in that. The person who put in the time, work, effort, and personal genius into something should always get their due credit.

There is some gray area on this subject, I suppose, but I can't really get into it yet based on what you have told me.

Knowledge should be shared and not claimed to be owned by any one person in most cases, imo, but ideas and creations based on that knowledge is a touchy subject.

Innovation versus invention is another thing, too.

Interesting topic, Meiko. I am sure many people have strong feelings on this sort of thing.

_RED_ stuff

Mar 25th, 2006, 08:08 PM	#2
Redpyramidhead pazparacolombia Joined: Sep 2002 Location: Restless dreams... Age: 45 Posts: 2,002	Could you give a good example of a time she has done that? Then I can tell you what I think about what she's doing. In general, stealing peoples' ideas in order to make it look like it was your own hard work, time, and effort put into it is an extremely low thing to do in my opinion. There is absolutely NO class in that. The person who put in the time, work, effort, and personal genius into something should always get their due credit. There is some gray area on this subject, I suppose, but I can't really get into it yet based on what you have told me. Knowledge should be shared and not claimed to be owned by any one person in most cases, imo, but ideas and creations based on that knowledge is a touchy subject. Innovation versus invention is another thing, too. Interesting topic, Meiko. I am sure many people have strong feelings on this sort of thing. _RED_ stuff __________________ "..loathsome laughing, mixed with such a cry as no man has heard save for in the phlegathon of unrelatable nightmares; a cry wherein reverberated the horror and anguish of a haunted lifetime packed into one atrocious moment..."