Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 11 Nov 1999.
A small etiquette question.
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 11 Nov 1999
I already read the faq, but there was a point that I want to get right. I found a rose of the appropriate size and quality for my sig. It was tagged with the ubiquitous jgs. *g* jgs does good stuff. The original rose, though, was faced the wrong direction, and I tweaked with the leaves a bit. (Still trying to tweak, by the way. I'm trying to make them look fuller, with little success. I'm quite bad at this, and would appreciate some help.) It's still quite recognizably the same rose design, but I've modified it. I don't know if it's worse etiquette to remove the prior credit or to continue entirely attributing jgs with something that she didn't entirely compose and might not like. (Hey, jgs, if you see this message and tell me your preferred policy, that would be great.) I'm left in the clumsy middle. Currently, my design looks like this: -- [name] ,;'` [contact info] / ,.---. ===============================^===^====;=====<___.-() [contact info] \ `----' [contact info] ';. jgs, mrg -- Is there a consensus on what to do about modified work? Mana Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
gem...@my-deja.com wrote: > > I already read the faq, but there was a point that I want to get right. > > I found a rose of the appropriate size and quality for my sig. It was > tagged with the ubiquitous jgs. *g* jgs does good stuff. > > The original rose, though, was faced the wrong direction, and I tweaked > with the leaves a bit. (Still trying to tweak, by the way. I'm trying > to make them look fuller, with little success. I'm quite bad at this, > and would appreciate some help.) > > It's still quite recognizably the same rose design, but I've modified > it. I don't know if it's worse etiquette to remove the prior credit or > to continue entirely attributing jgs with something that she didn't > entirely compose and might not like. > > (Hey, jgs, if you see this message and tell me your preferred policy, > that would be great.) > > I'm left in the clumsy middle. Currently, my design looks like this: [snip] often people add thier credit to the modified version so that if the first version was credited like so: "jgs" and i tweeked it enough that it was a signifigant change, i would add to the credits like so: "jgs/Krogg" (this is often missused in minor tweeks) or if i didnt want to add _my_ credit i might change the credit like so: "-after jgs" or if it was change a lot and there isnt much of the original artists part left i might change it like so, "Krogg,after jgs" Of course the best solution is to make an original ascii and put yer own credit on it... Also i think i should point out that any inversions or flippings should inherit the credit of the original. AND sometimes its best to show BOTH pieces and get opinions about it,You should post both versions so we can see. -- |"""""<`.THE PRINCE ,'>"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""| | `.`/""""""\,',' my sig is too big, | |SEE HIS ( / \ \' SEE HIS but its really cool. | | FACE \/<> <>\/ SMILE | | / W \ Visit my ascii art site: | | ,'\_|||||_/`. http://www.gtcom.net/~krogg/ascii/ | | ,',' ||| `.`. kro...@gtcom.net | |____<,' TIME TO DIE `.>____Remove no.to.spam to reply____|
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