Thank you Sir!Your compliments did not go unnoticed. The official version only uses the XScreenSaver logo, nothing more.
But a legal leg is not what I want to stand on. I want some sage advice in the diplomatic section, and maybe someone who knows someone who works at the BBC.
(But a legal leg is not what I want to stand on. I want some sage advice in the diplomatic section, and maybe someone who knows someone who works at the BBC.
I smash things in my sleep uruk-hai ...and I'll look low. Now where'd they go?,
Tue 17 Jan 2006, 2:43,
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Ahhwell if they're not using the Doctor Who logo, there shouldn't be a problem
the BBC can't claim copyright on "Wooshy colourful zoomy tunnel effect"
I refer you to the case of "The Neville vs. Don Hertzfeldt" in which El Hertzfeldt threatened me with legal action because I was drawing
stick figures and putting them on my website. He too, *gasp* draws stick figures and makes a fair amount of cash out of it, but doesn't like
other people drawing vaguely similar stick figures, apparently.
(the BBC can't claim copyright on "Wooshy colourful zoomy tunnel effect"
I refer you to the case of "The Neville vs. Don Hertzfeldt" in which El Hertzfeldt threatened me with legal action because I was drawing
stick figures and putting them on my website. He too, *gasp* draws stick figures and makes a fair amount of cash out of it, but doesn't like
other people drawing vaguely similar stick figures, apparently.
The Neville What what what,
Tue 17 Jan 2006, 2:48,
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I still say they weren't similar.Yours are funny, for one thing.
Rapitinui get in the cage and I'll give you a treat,
Tue 17 Jan 2006, 3:46,
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For that, I am sorry.Herr Hertzfeld did a great short called "Rejected",
and I laughed so hard my tummy did hurt.
However, pillow bodied humaniods have prior art dating to over 3000 b.c.
It was the timing, the humor, and certainly _not_ the drawing style, that I found funny.
(and I laughed so hard my tummy did hurt.
However, pillow bodied humaniods have prior art dating to over 3000 b.c.
It was the timing, the humor, and certainly _not_ the drawing style, that I found funny.
I smash things in my sleep uruk-hai ...and I'll look low. Now where'd they go?,
Tue 17 Jan 2006, 4:10,
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