housh’s Comments

• Jan 15th, 2015 @ 10:32am

  Re: Re: Re: Cry me a river...

  on Musicians Union Threatens To Expel Composer If He Doesn't Pay Fine For Unapproved Videogame Work
  I simply don't understand your sentiment toward Wintory.
  
  The AFM created an incredibly unfair contract which was not agreed to by anyone, and in a pissfit froze all members' ability to find work save by defecting from the union altogether. He could easily leave and find non-union work (he's an incredible composer), but Wintory believes in the union and its ability to be a force of good, and feels he can only effect change while still being a member.
  
  Why should Wintory be made to feel like the enemy, here? He joined the AFM to have a chance to collaborate with great musicians, and is instead being hamstrung by the very organization that should be focusing on bringing great musicians together and not tearing them apart.
• Jan 15th, 2015 @ 7:48am

  Re: Cry me a river...

  on Musicians Union Threatens To Expel Composer If He Doesn't Pay Fine For Unapproved Videogame Work
  Looks like someone didn't read the article at all.
• Apr 17th, 2014 @ 10:12am

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  on Textile Company Drags A Bunch Of Clothing Companies To Court Over Copyrighted Stripe Pattern
  Reminds me of a tech company that tried to litigate rounded rectangles.
• Nov 22nd, 2013 @ 12:46pm

  Re: I never liked...

  on It's Not Such A Wonderful Public Domain, As Paramount Plans To Block 'It's A Wonderful Life' Sequel
  Yeah, you missed the entire point of the movie. He was never rich, they lived in a broken-down house that they fixed up, and he spent his life serving others and never really thinking about himself.
  
  The point of the movie was that you may never see exactly what influence one life ultimately has on others'.