[casual_games] IP question

[Colin Cardwell]

Hi Lennard

You might want to take a look at the legal stuff on istockphoto.com. 
They will only let you upload a photo of a person who is identifiable 
with a 'model disclaimer' allowing you to do so. No problems with 
buildings though, public or privately owned. Certainly hasn't stopped 
Google from doing it either, lol.

Maybe there is a game there though, take photos without getting shot.


Cheers

*Colin*

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Lennard wrote:

> Here's one for the legal beagles.  If I want to take a picture of 

> somebodies house and post it on a website do I need to have their 

> permission?  Not trying to steal anything from anyone but I have a pet 

> project that isn't feasible if I have to run around knocking on doors 

> getting people to sign disclaimers.  Besides, with my long hair I 

> might eventually get shot anyhow!

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Lennard Feddersen

> CEO, Rusty Axe Games, Inc.

> www.RustyAxe.com

>

>

>

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