Theory11 Exposed... Again!

Mark · 11-25-2011, 04:53 PM

I think 'GPS' is an excellent example for that too. Until very recently, Theory11 said the term 'impromptu' is completely based on a personal definition of the word. I can tell you that whoever bought 'GPS' when it still said it was impromptu (which it has for over two years till the statement was removed) and who would demand a refund and wouldn't get it, could sue Theory11 and win the case without a single doubt.

We are concerned about the art, not about who buys what and where. We strive to a clean and ethical art. If anyone would be non-crediting or be crediting whoever and use terms in whatever way they want, there is no meaning to either crediting or using such terms at all. They merely do it because it looks and sounds cool (or it doesn't, apparently, in case of credits).

And yes, Fin, I have had contact with Theory11 personally before posting anything.

11-25-2011, 04:53 PM	#11
Mark Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 935	I think 'GPS' is an excellent example for that too. Until very recently, Theory11 said the term 'impromptu' is completely based on a personal definition of the word. I can tell you that whoever bought 'GPS' when it still said it was impromptu (which it has for over two years till the statement was removed) and who would demand a refund and wouldn't get it, could sue Theory11 and win the case without a single doubt. We are concerned about the art, not about who buys what and where. We strive to a clean and ethical art. If anyone would be non-crediting or be crediting whoever and use terms in whatever way they want, there is no meaning to either crediting or using such terms at all. They merely do it because it looks and sounds cool (or it doesn't, apparently, in case of credits). And yes, Fin, I have had contact with Theory11 personally before posting anything.