ASCII Piracy Exposure Weekly Issue 001 Preface Since this is the first issue, it can also be regarded as the first issue, so I have to put in a pretentious preface: I can’t say it’s very often, but I can still visit various bbs sites with a certain frequency. So when I see a lot of pirated asciiart paintings, I can’t tell whether it’s sad or sad. "Copyright" is a topic that has been promoted and troubled by the asciiart community for many years. And I am writing this to record the sources of some pirated asciiart copies that I have found everywhere. As for whether or not it makes sense to do this? I haven’t thought about it and don’t ask me why. The weekly magazine will only be published in the ascii club. In addition, I am always wordy when writing posts. Please comment frequently. In principle, this biweekly allows external reprinting, but the entire article must be reprinted in its entirety. What is piracy?? Inevitably, the question of what exactly this "piracy" is comes up again. I have participated in discussions on this related topic countless times, and talking about it makes me salivate. Haha. Let’s take the definition from a tutorial episode I wrote before as my definition of “piracy” When we talk about ASCIIart copyright, we usually only refer to a small range. You can check it on Google. "Judicial Interpretation of Internet Copyright Dispute Cases" unless specifically mentioned below, refers to various BBS within a small scope. Of course, no matter which scope it is, we still respect the rights of the original author and combat ASCIIart piracy. In the BBS, the original author of the ASCIIart work owns the ASCIIart copyright of the work. The following behaviors without the authorization and consent of the original author are serious infringements of ASCIIart copyright 1 The act of tampering with other people’s original works without authorization and claiming them as your own. 2 The act of clearly intercepting the main materials of other people’s original works and claiming them as one’s own original works 3. Taking other people’s original works and changing the author tag to your own ID in any form The following actions without the authorization and consent of the original author are general infringements of ASCIIart copyright 1 Reprint the work in its entirety without marking the author’s information 2. Incomplete reprinting, interception reprinting or other non-malignant behavior when reprinting the work As an ASCII artist, the most basic ASCII ethics is to respect and maintain ASCIIart copyright If wanton infringement is condoned, the environmental impact on ASCIIart’s original work can be imagined. But in normal situations, we don’t want to be all indifferent. When encountering similar situations, we mainly give explanations and reminders. After all, not all IDs on BBS understand the meaning of ASCIIart copyright. The most terrible piracy actually comes from some asciiers in the asciiart circle who don’t respect copyright. As a member of asciiart, it is really dirty to not cherish this environment and to trample on ascii copyright wantonly. There are many small and even medium-sized sites here that have pirated copies of their ASCII files, which makes people blush. Today’s exposure hot spots 1.BBS Wusetu Station activity board picked a pair Sometimes piracy appears on billboards. Most of the time it’s because the site’s artists are too inexperienced to tell that it’s piracy. Or it may be caused by lax control. As long as there is an application, it will be rejected without asking the source. . Holding hands, making a silent wish behind our backs . One step, two steps, three steps, four steps, looking at the sky Astrology. ès Look at the stars Look at the stars in the distance if you can hear them Star language Star wish One, two, three, and four connected in a line. .﹕.. It looks familiar. It was originally the "Butterfly Paradise" of Dawn, the asciier hero of Blue Star Station. : . .﹕. . . ﹒ ﹒ In butterfly paradise Keep his memories, blue memories Asciiart pirated copies are actually very easy to recognize. If the work consists of more than 50 characters, it is too simple and should be skipped first. Under accidental factors, it is difficult for two different people to draw the same stroke positions and character combinations. And this pirated version not only intercepts the main elements of the butterfly and those dots And because it is used for billboards, I modified the butterfly into 5 lines. It also has a certain amount of ASCII skills. She is beautiful, but her behavior is particularly contemptible I used to record the problematic bulletin boards of some sites on my hard drive. When I checked them one by one today, I found that many of them have been cancelled. This is a good phenomenon. The ASCII artists of these websites are becoming more and more aware of copyright: 2. Two sets of works by tw authors with extremely high piracy rates. The original author of these two sets is yummi@tw In fact, except for works that the author has clearly stated their purpose, such as those given away, used exclusively for personal use, or specially made for certain layouts, Generally, works can be used freely as long as the original author information is added when used. This is the default rule of mainland BBS. * * * * * . * . By yummi " " " " " " " . " " ﹨ . ﹨ By yummi Hot topics in recent piracy incidents This is the recent piracy dispute that occurred on the Paipai BBS asciiart page. The theme event is that BSS pirated Sylow's Eight Horses picture and changed it beyond recognition and became a qmd haha Result of the incident: bss issued an open letter to apologize to sylow My personal opinion on this matter: There is an element of indulgence or maintenance in it. When this kind of incident happens on an asciiart page, Buzhu must stop it first in order to better protect the original environment. Conclusion This is the end of this issue. I will continue to collect various ascii piracy information for the next issue of the weekly. You are also welcome to provide me with various sources of information on ascii piracy. Just write to my ID here. Of course, it would be a good thing if one day I can no longer write a weekly magazine because of insufficient pirated material. See you next time Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 202.120.229.10]