🚀 go-pugleaf

koala <ko...@netcom.com> writes:
 
>To have a programmer write a game is a lot like having an engineer argue 
>copyright in the courtroom.  (Those who know understand that most law 
>firms won't hire intellectual property attorneys unless they had 
>"technical" undergraduate degrees.)  There's no way that an engineer, no 
>matter how highly educated, is going to understand the intricacies of 
>language, of art, the way an artist would (who also was as highly 
>educated).  Yet the condition persists because it is engineers who become 
>the intellectual property lawyers and they who do the subsequent hiring 
 
I'd have to disagree with your characterization of IP lawyers--
but everyone would scream at me if I started that argument
in THIS forum...;)
		KPWhite (esq., as of today :) )