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Sly_RJ · 08-17-2002, 10:30 PM

I think it's pretty obvious how I feel about Joel's business practices, although I do talk to him quite often on ICQ. He really likes to run his yap, that's for sure. I've seen him say a LOT of things, but I don't remember seeing him say that he was partner at Busty. Can someone point me to one of those posts?

I do know that he was highly involved with the marketing over there for two reasons: 1) he's the one who sent me email about Busty, consistently and 2) he has the Busty email list. Which he did use for his personal gain. Like Kimmy, I would never touch that territory. When you work for a company, EVERYTHING (unless otherwise specified) that you do while working for them is the companies property. EVERYTHING. No matter how you were involved in the project.

I mentioned this in a thread the other day about graphic designers. Any work that the designer does for a company, is the companies property, the designer has no say in what happens to his work, because in reality, it isn't his work, it's the companies. I feel the same principles apply to almost any job position.

08-17-2002, 10:30 PM
Sly_RJ Live Hard - Die Hard Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Ready to leave... Posts: 17,042	I think it's pretty obvious how I feel about Joel's business practices, although I do talk to him quite often on ICQ. He really likes to run his yap, that's for sure. I've seen him say a LOT of things, but I don't remember seeing him say that he was partner at Busty. Can someone point me to one of those posts? I do know that he was highly involved with the marketing over there for two reasons: 1) he's the one who sent me email about Busty, consistently and 2) he has the Busty email list. Which he did use for his personal gain. Like Kimmy, I would never touch that territory. When you work for a company, EVERYTHING (unless otherwise specified) that you do while working for them is the companies property. EVERYTHING. No matter how you were involved in the project. I mentioned this in a thread the other day about graphic designers. Any work that the designer does for a company, is the companies property, the designer has no say in what happens to his work, because in reality, it isn't his work, it's the companies. I feel the same principles apply to almost any job position. __________________ PHAT SERVERS - Quality dedicated hosting at a quality price! sly AT phatservers DOT com - 147479144