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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9426460" data-attributes="member: 6804070">So your partner(s) friends and fellow gamers get credited in every product you release? Because surely they contribute something to your creativity that you use on a regular basis in your products. I don't believe it. Not because I think you are being deceitful, but because to you the line is clear as to who has "contributed" and who has not. But to those outside the industry, the line is not clear. Not at all.Why? Why do you ignore my repeated statements that I am not trying to figure out if Faith's team should be credited or not? I have repeatedly and clearly stated that I have no disagreement with her stance.I am trying to educate myself with opinions from people who claim to have knowledge on a subject. My hypotheticals are purely examples to show that there is, somewhere, a line the industry uses to indicate who should be credited and who should not. I understand it is usually not a number. Not a number of hours, or words, etc. (Though a single piece of artwork I think is safely assumed to always need to be credited). IT's a fuzzy, wide and probably moving line. But there is a line or criteria used to put 'contributions' in or out. What is that line/criteria?</blockquote>