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For those not familiar with these posts, feel free to ask me anything about the legal side of the gaming industry. I've handled basically everything that could occur, and if I'm stumped I'm always happy to look into it a bit more. Keep things general, as I'm ethically not allowed to give specific answers to your specific problems!
DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this post creates an attorney/client relationship. The only advice I can and will give in this post is GENERAL legal guidance. Your specific facts will almost always change the outcome, and you should always seek an attorney before moving forward. I'm an American attorney licensed in New York. THIS IS ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. Prior results do not guarantee similar future outcomes
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And as always, email me at [email protected] if you have any questions after this AMA!
- Even if I publish a game for free, is that considered selling?
- How do I attribute authors of items I have used (under proper licenses)? Is documentation enough? Must it be in the game itself?
- What's a good way to keep track of different items' licenses?
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