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In short:
1. Authorship. The person didn't create the template; they simply edited someone else's template (stole it) and wants to call themselves the author? :confused: How can you call yourself the author of something you didn't create? Why can you make changes to someone else's template and use it, but I can't make changes to your changes and use it just as freely? :confused:
In real life, it sometimes happens that the author is not the one who created it, but the one who first formalized it.
I call myself the author of the work I did on this template (Jebus King / Jebus Cross (A)) and, importantly, I continue to do so. Version 2.5 is 95% a copy of my work. Therefore, I should be listed as the author, and there should at least be a link to the original somewhere on the site. This is quite reasonable.
What do you mean, "formalized"? Is the person who organized the first tournament on it considered the author?
Just so everyone understands, I also performed the functions of a coordinator for the JCC tournament. I looked for commentators and arranged matches with players. I don't know how well I did it... that's not for me to judge.
And, in addition to the fact that there is no mention that I am the author of the template, I have also been permanently banned on all channels, on Twitch, YouTube, and even VK!
Just think about it for a second. This is despite the fact that I didn't say anything bad, and I didn't post links to the site where I am now posting the template.
And I wasn't planning to, by the way... I was just a regular viewer, answering questions and providing information about the template as before.
Jebus Cross is a completely different template; the only thing that Cross and King have in common is the number of zones and their arrangement. Practically everything else has been changed in one way or another. And, in fact, a reference to the original author is already present in the name - Jebus (King).