[casual_games] Crediting the Departed

[Joe Schultz]

It pains me to hear about all these conditional caveats when it comes  
to getting credit for work done. For me, if they did the work, they  
get the credit. Credits are not a reward, they are a part of doing  
professional creative business.

Everything else is just soap-opera and considerably unprofessional.  
Arguably it is this "if i feel like it" attitude that contributes  
much to our failings as an industry.

my 0.02,

joe


Joe Schultz
Game Director
ByDesign Games
joe.schultz at bydesigngames.com
http://www.bydesigngames.com


On 2 Oct 2007, at 22:04, Miguel Portilla wrote:


>

>> Does the choice become less clear when the contributor was  

>> terminated?

>>

> Realistically, that's going to depend on the terms that person left  

> on. A scandalous affair ending with a security escort outside the  

> premises would probably mean no. Good old handshake, fake smiles  

> and best wishes, maybe. Don't get me wrong though, I believe people  

> who contribute significantly to a project always deserve credit.

>

> -Miguel

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