madphisto
Well-Known Member
Though I know how frustrating creators of a piece of art feel being victim to copying
I still think an embargo is no adequate solution to prevent or ban unauthorized replication.
Actually it bears unwanted side effects.
1.
The current recast gets its own uncontested market in canada due to the imposed "blockade".
People in Canada can't buy the original anymore so they are forced to go with the recast
even if they were likely to support the original creator.
2.
It just takes a good friend somewhere else to surpass the "blockade".
Result see (1)
I think recasting is something that cannot be prevented other than just not letting
any copy of your work go anywhere.
Even the best buddy has a next best buddy who might pursuade him to allow "one single" copy.
But for the costuming fans not being gifted with the ability to create such things
a collective punishment would be a sad consequence.
I think public announcement to alert the idealists and moderate pricing are
the only reasonable measures left.
I still think an embargo is no adequate solution to prevent or ban unauthorized replication.
Actually it bears unwanted side effects.
1.
The current recast gets its own uncontested market in canada due to the imposed "blockade".
People in Canada can't buy the original anymore so they are forced to go with the recast
even if they were likely to support the original creator.
2.
It just takes a good friend somewhere else to surpass the "blockade".
Result see (1)
I think recasting is something that cannot be prevented other than just not letting
any copy of your work go anywhere.
Even the best buddy has a next best buddy who might pursuade him to allow "one single" copy.
But for the costuming fans not being gifted with the ability to create such things
a collective punishment would be a sad consequence.
I think public announcement to alert the idealists and moderate pricing are
the only reasonable measures left.