tonymouse opened this issue on Oct 11, 2002 ยท 5 posts
tonymouse posted Fri, 11 October 2002 at 10:54 AM
Are there any plans to add a blank in the credits section so we can credit non renderosity merchants?? you know free stuff or non renderosity venders like runtimeDNA DAZ ect?? Just crediting renderosity merchants is just a bit too commercial for me?? Tony
tammymc posted Fri, 11 October 2002 at 2:58 PM Site Admin
Not at this time. Please feel free to continue using the description section for giving credit to those other than renderosity merchants. thanks tammy
tonymouse posted Mon, 14 October 2002 at 1:44 PM
Well if we are to put credits in the Description Section why even bother having a credits section??? I am confused??? after all it was a renderosity decision to clearly seporate out the product renders and forum comments into their own places. I though it was because it would make the forums and gallerys too comercial. If that is true I can only think that the credits section is to create advertising, subtle advertising but advertising never the less. When did we have the about face??
-Klaus posted Thu, 17 October 2002 at 6:52 AM
Gallery Credits ? I am totally against it. I think venders need it, I thought this site was dedicated to artists more than to venders, and artists do not need this. Let's rtefuse to be the "objects" of any market, eventhough we can understand we need tools from the venders. I have nothing against venders trying to sell their stuff to artists if it can help them, but then it has to be exclusively to help art, not the opposite: To make "Inquiries" about who or what. This is ridiculous on this site. I think "Gallery Credits" should be removed from the page where we post_upload our artworks. _I hope it will be. And, by th eway, why not then asking for our finger-prints or more crazy, our DNA prints by the way ? _What's this new kind of "Inquisition" ? I would be curious to know WHO had this abonoxious "idea " ? Maybe I am mistaking the point and maybe you would explain, but let me tell you somethng: It certainly won't change MY point of view about it, you can say what you want.
cambert posted Fri, 18 October 2002 at 6:15 AM
Maybe I am mistaking the point and maybe you would explain, but let me tell you somethng: It certainly won't change MY point of view about it, you can say what you want. Not really any point in explaining then, is there?