But obviously,there is OSRS gold more to"right and wrong"than just figuring out who's responsible for a civil lawsuit.Using someone's cover of a song with no charge remains a impolite movement.However,this is really splitting hairs now. In all of my videos that use covers of OSRS songs(such as my usage of Paul Refvik's guitar covers and Swampy Songs's piano covers)I provide credit in the description.That's just professional courtesy however.The purpose is:Crispy,you want to chill.

Your music isn't your music,and in all likelihood until you brought it around Pugger he probably did not even know he was not using the first.Pugger,dude it costs nothing to put a link to his tune on your description,why do you dismiss him?Such a strange move,to participate on Twitter(thus eliminating doubt that you had seen the post)but not add a link.Your purpose on legality is true,though it misses the main point.OP is in the right for needing to be credited for his job.

I cannot see how it's'splitting hairs'in the slightest.Just so you are aware that you can't copyright assert this as it is still Jagex music pletely.They have the copyright to it and I'd be amazed if they gave you permission to also maintain copyright on their first music.For example you can not only make music sound better from famous rappers like Chief keef then release their albums mainstreamParadoxically,this thread is way more marketing now than sirpugger might have given you.

Wonderful Thats low man,its not like you were asking for Buy Runescape gold money or something.And he's unquestionably profiting from these videos.Surely a read more mention couldn't hurt.Trust is the easiest thing to lose&the toughest thing to get back,Frankly I do not think you have a case here because it is not your original score.