They don't even need to deadname, they could just do X who was formerly Y, see link. And not even mention it and it would count as an attribution. I mean, its really fucking easy to give attribution. Fuck, they could put it in 8 point font on the lowest part of the article and it would still count. As long as it is there, that's all that matters.
Its just too obvious. Yeah, he could get away with it because those artworks were 'inspired' by SCP, so he could sell them off to others. And then they take all the good SCPs and make nice pretty books out of them.
Don't. Fucking. Use. Creative. Commons. For. Fiction.
Jesus. To not copyright SCP once it took off, to maybe hold back on rushing the CC license (Or use the strictest one, since only you would be able to make money off it), absolutely crazy. No wonder the Russians were able to take it over. Because they're legally allowed to as CC is international.
What a bunch of dumb bastards, hahahahahaha.
Fuck this drama, someone made over a million dollars on this shit and people are doing edit wars like its fucking wikipedia, fighting for their petty kingdom when its already been fucking sacked, raped and burned to the ground.
All you people are fighting for is who is going to be king of the ash pile. Shit is done.
Who gives a shit? What are you going to do with it? I never got this retardation. There was money to be made here for a long fucking time and no one took the initiative or forethought to do it. They only cared about their petty little power struggles and who does what and what's progressive and what isn't. What's canon what the edit rules are, what's this and what's that...
Who gives a fuck. Someone took all of your ideas and made $1.5 million. And there was absolutely nothing you could do about it because it was completely fucking legal. There is nothing more utterly humiliating than that. Though if anyone had a sense of shame, they'd have shut it down the moment someone made a million and a half off of their back. Jesus.
I can't even imagine more pointless bullshit over fiction content. The chance for money and influence is gone. That's over. The Russians who made the money have all of that now. They've established a brand and popularity. Now they get to dictate what is what with SCP, because they have the capital, clout and just plain look better. Whatever it is you're fighting over, its worthless. Pointless. Time to just admit its all a waste of time and move on, because the wiki is not going to be the arbiter of anything. Just petty power struggles over jack shit while the IP is developed by better writers and artists who've monetized it.
And when all is said and done, the people who monetized it and made that money off of it will be viewed as the authorities on SCP, not anyone on the wiki. Not anymore. The war is over, battle's lost. All that's left are pointless, idiotic struggles that are ultimately meaningless. I'd just say cut your losses and move on. Because SCP is over and the wiki will not be relevant again.
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What you're seeing is only the start of their monetization. Its only been one year and already 1.5 million. They are going to mine the fuck out of it. Looking that art, there can be PnP systems developed, fiction novels...what the people on the wiki are fighting over, just cut your losses. Honestly, when all is said and done, if they manage to popularize the brand, the wiki will be a footnote and it certainly won't be CC anymore. It will have evolved far beyond that.
So my recommendation: Stop fighting with people who are irrelevant. The wiki no longer leads the idea. The project is dead, because someone took the idea and just made it, to be fair, look pretty fucking good. Its time to recognize that its a sunk cost fallacy and these people have functionally lost whatever power or influence over the idea they may have had.