MNArtist opened this issue on Oct 21, 2018 ยท 2 posts
MNArtist posted Sun, 21 October 2018 at 12:09 AM
Apologies up front for this probably being posted in the wrong place, but wasn't sure where to post it.
If a vendor inserts a a requirement/phrase/statement that either directly contradicts or adds to Renderosity's EULA, is this statement binding as the EULA is, or is it, from a legal perspective, considered a consideration on behalf of the artist. For example, if a vendor states within the Read Me, "Artist must provide accreditation for any commercially rendered images using this product..." or something to that nature (which I have seen in Read Me's), is that binding legally? Just looking for some clarification.