Re: Satire vs. Parody ... Re: [mb-style] new relationship type parody

2006-04-25 Thread Joe
On Tuesday 25 April 2006 15:55, Don Redman wrote: On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 11:55:57 +0200, derGraph wrote: I guess we're back on the RFC phase, then? I have not followed the whole thread, but I guess not. Noone has issued a veto and that is what counts. This is the whole point of the RFV

Re: Satire vs. Parody ... Re: [mb-style] new relationship type parody

2006-04-25 Thread derGraph
It seems like my post got lost somewhere, so I send it again. Please excuse if it arrives twice. Original Message Subject: Re: Satire vs. Parody ... Re: [mb-style] new relationship type parody Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 22:28:34 +0200 From: derGraph [EMAIL

Satire vs. Parody ... Re: [mb-style] new relationship type parody

2006-04-24 Thread Joe
On Monday 24 April 2006 11:02, derGraph wrote: Again: Veto? derGraph I'm not saying this is actually going to be an issue, but felt it should be brought up before this is actually implemented in case it might cause issues later. That is the difference between satire and parody. Many of the

Re: Satire vs. Parody ... Re: [mb-style] new relationship type parody

2006-04-24 Thread derGraph
Joe wrote: That is the difference between satire and parody. [...] The difference can be the difference between fair use and a lawsuit, apparently (referring to U.S. copyright laws, at least).[...] This is not a veto, and if it's chosen to just use parody rather than separate parody and