CrazyHarij
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Add the word "Unofficial" to the title, and you'll be in a slightly clearer neighbourhood.
-Angry Lawyer
lol abit slow here aren't we?
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Add the word "Unofficial" to the title, and you'll be in a slightly clearer neighbourhood.
-Angry Lawyer
You live in Sweden, how the hell don't you have fast internets?i'd potentially be interested in hosting it actually because i study radio in school and have a good mic and stuff
i dont have fast internets though
But we're not making a station with the retarded "Hay guys lets make a famous radio station n make millions when everyone listens " mindset. This is a community project begun specifically with "this would be really neat." We're not trying to become the new Half-Life Radio, or somehow take over American top-40 stations. We're just trying to do something fun together, and that something happens to be a radio-style webcast.What does that even mean? How can a game have the same demographic as music? Half-Life 2 doesn't appeal to some people just like the music isn't going to appeal to some people. I don't want to sound insulting, Jintor, because I don't know you. This is just the kind of thing that's going on in this thread that's driving me up a wall.
When you're making a radio station you have to appeal to a much more defined demographic than a game. Half-Life 2 has things in it that appeal to people ages 12 to 50 that like first person shooters. People between ages 12 and 50 listen to very varying types of music.
Is the radio going to drastically change song to song from Dr. Dre to Garth Brooks to Muse to Three Doors Down to Beethoven to Justin Timberlake to In Flames?
It seems to me like this idea hasn't been properly researched at all, which is where my first comment about it being used to promote the clan came from. You cannot possibly make one single radio station that appeals to everyone. If it was possible, one would already exist.
Add the word "Unofficial" to the title, and you'll be in a slightly clearer neighbourhood.
-Angry Lawyer
But it isn't legally known, now is it? And since you're so convinced this is a legal matter, you're statement of "practically" doesn't hold any water because the name is in fact different and you don't own that title.you sort of missed the point there, this site is practically known as hl2.net
STOP TELLING ME HOW TO RAISE MY KIDS ROSS!
-Angry Lawyer
But it isn't legally known, now is it? And since you're so convinced this is a legal matter, you're statement of "practically" doesn't hold any water because the name is in fact different and you don't own that title.
After reading how careful everyone would have to be on the radio to not insult anyone lest this forum's staff take "flak" (oh noes!) I think it would just be much better for a simple name change and continue it community run. Since this abides by everything, we should expect no more trouble from you staff, even though people are STILL going to associate the radio with this forum because it's a radio made and ran solely by members of the forum. But whatever, if you want to stay strictly legal about it then that's what we'll do.
We don't. Valve actually do. However, the radio station guys are the one that want the link to this site. They're not looking for a HL2-related name, just the association with this site.Solaris said:How do 'you' own hl2.net?
Throws can at AL.I'm tempted to give an infraction for dissidence.
Pick up the can, Solaris.
-Angry Lawyer
Vegeta said:Pi you're misunderstanding what I said. I wasn't talking about content or us saying something that would cause "flak" on the site. I'm asking you staff that you are fine with the fact that a radio with an independant name would be associated with this website on the mere fact that most of its fans and operators are members of hl2.net.
To Pi: What does my previous infraction report have to do with anything? Spamming and flaming says nothing about how I feel towards the community and is totally irrelevant. Answer me this: if I didn’t care about the community or the forum, why would I be doing this? Also: check your email once in awhile.
To Samon: Fine, I’ll change the name. It’s nothing set in stone, ffs. It was just a spur of the moment type of thing. Here’s my thinking process: “A radio station for the forum community… HalfLife2.net Radio! Clever and ingenious!” And about the banner: yeah, that was a permanent thing, for sure. I didn’t just copy and paste the forum header into PS and put text on it for a temporary purpose.
Obviously Dekstar’s thought is now null considering the overall attitude of the forum staff. I want to get this off the ground, and all you can do is bitch and moan about legalities? It has not even started yet! I’m sorry that a temporary name and temporary banner has caused such a stir, but I can’t help but notice that this behavior directly relates to the overall attitude of the forum now-a-days. As CrazyHarij said, things change, yes, but they can always drift somewhat back. What am I trying to do? Pull this shattered community together so maybe I can experience the old HL2.net for a second.
The negativity is astounding to me, tbh.
Hey everyone, tune in this ?day, ? ??, 20?? for the first official broadcast of the HL2.NET Radio!
Legally, if they used HL2.net, they wouldn't be breaching anything I don't think.
Shh, don't ask for what's reasonable or you'll lose your rations for the month!What if we call it "HL2.net radio: the unofficial radio of halflife2.net" or something? If we made it clear that this wasn't officially sanctioned, wouldn't it be okay?
What if we call it "HL2.net radio: the unofficial radio of halflife2.net" or something? If we made it clear that this wasn't officially sanctioned, wouldn't it be okay?
I though Munro did?We don't. Valve actually do.
What am I trying to do? Pull this shattered community together so maybe I can experience the old HL2.net for a second.
"We would take the flak for it, no matter how much you stated that you weren't official."
And this just plain doesn't make sense. You'd have to be stupid to complain to the staff of a site that the radio said clearly that it had nothing to do with. Can you please explain how this is so?