thejeff |
thejeff wrote:The Mad Comrade wrote:That would require stockholders and a board of directors. Last I heard Palladium is an LLC (as is Paizo). The people running the show in an LLC answer to no one other than cash flow.Doesn't require it. He could do it.
No one can force him to do it, but that doesn't mean he couldn't choose to delegate the business end.A competent, outside business manager would NEVER have permitted Steve Sheiring to walk off with tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars in memorabilia and company assets.
I considered donating to Palladium's fundraiser but ultimately declined to do so. I feel fortunate that I did not.
Of course, if you're not good at hiring competent outside business managers, you might wind up hiring someone like Steve Sheiring.
Wei Ji the Learner |
I'm not following what happened. Why did they lose the rights and so who has them now? Can somebody else get them?
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Who's on first?
To say the ball of legal entanglements is bigger than the biggest ball of twine in Minnesota is a bit of an understatement.
I'm not an attorney, and I only know in passing that the thing has more twists and turns than your best roller-coaster.
Klorox |
Electric Wizard wrote:I'm not following what happened. Why did they lose the rights and so who has them now? Can somebody else get them?
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Who's on first?
To say the ball of legal entanglements is bigger than the biggest ball of twine in Minnesota is a bit of an understatement.
I'm not an attorney, and I only know in passing that the thing has more twists and turns than your best roller-coaster.
To the best of my knowledge, Harmony gold took their rights back following Pally's gross mishandling of the fig game kickstarter... problem is that HG does not have long to live, as their own licence on the various Robotech and Macross series are due to expire soon, so don't expect them to licence anything out, or even issue new material.