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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Mistress" data-source="post: 4135674" data-attributes="member: 11816">I believe he would say something to that effect and Clark has so far earned my trust. Obviously if it keep happening to posters that would be suspicious but I doubt it would happen. I don't think Clark would. Just simple cause he is not doing Necromancer games as a business but as a hobby on the side. So money is not his motivation, just having fun and doing something he enjoys is. Which is why i seriously doubt he would try and screw someone over like that.It is not really about if I think they will do it or won't do it. Lots of idea's come up at the same time or come from some other source completely unrelated.It just makes me a bit leary of posting a idea there as a way of working on something. The type of posts I was talking about is if you was brain storming a idea and asking for input on it. To either use inhouse or if it was well received perhaps see about getting it published. It is the wording on their site that makes me a bit leary of it. Most sites are less clouded in lawyer double speak and likely less legally binding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Mistress, post: 4135674, member: 11816"] I believe he would say something to that effect and Clark has so far earned my trust. Obviously if it keep happening to posters that would be suspicious but I doubt it would happen. I don't think Clark would. Just simple cause he is not doing Necromancer games as a business but as a hobby on the side. So money is not his motivation, just having fun and doing something he enjoys is. Which is why i seriously doubt he would try and screw someone over like that. It is not really about if I think they will do it or won't do it. Lots of idea's come up at the same time or come from some other source completely unrelated. It just makes me a bit leary of posting a idea there as a way of working on something. The type of posts I was talking about is if you was brain storming a idea and asking for input on it. To either use inhouse or if it was well received perhaps see about getting it published. It is the wording on their site that makes me a bit leary of it. Most sites are less clouded in lawyer double speak and likely less legally binding. [/QUOTE]

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