Mayor supports new privacy
laws.
The Bay City council has
been discussing the current machinima policy that allows people to
create machinima in our Fine City. After several video directors
created machinima in our Fine City there has been a call from
fractions to tighten the current policy only allowing to make
machinima after consent from the land owners.
They motivate this policy
change with the argument that machinima can invade the privacy of
people and homes and that machinima creators make profits from house
and landowners.
They proposed a contract
between the citizen and the machinima creator before machinima is
made. In that contract it should be made clear what percentage of
profit will flow towards the citizen.
Without a contract
machinima creators should defer making machinima at that place.
As expected the Mayor supports the
implementation of such strict rules.
During the discussions
between the different fractions it became clear that a policy change
is only possible after implementing a city wide covenant for all the
regions with the help and support of city workers.
After long lasting
elaborations it was decided not to change the current policy. To
change it would be nearly impossible.
Right after the council
meeting the mayor was asked what the consequences would be.
"I'll have to remove
my toys" was the reply as the mayor quickly moved away from the
microphone.
Shortly after this
explosions were heard.
More information about
the machinima policy can be found here.
This article might have been inspired by the image of the Bay City Post in one of Draxtor his videos.
This article might have been inspired by the image of the Bay City Post in one of Draxtor his videos.
Reporter Vick Forcella
20200708
ArgontheDevil Ormega respond:
ReplyDeleteAnyone wishing to create machinima on the grounds or public buildings on the Argon Engineering land has full permission to do so.
it might be true that Draxtor is able to make money out of videos - as far as I know he is promoting Second Life all oaver the world - and Second Life company could expect a minimum of cooperation at this regards - but is is strange to founda general rule that will hit turists and artists that usually make no money at all...
ReplyDeleteThe policy for Bay City has not been changed. No need to worry.
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