Released Hairstyle Code Etiquette Question

[Jazz]

Hey guys,

I had a few questions about hairstyle codes, as I've been shopping around and seeing what everyone has released. I wasn't sure if there were some "unsaid, implied rules" or not with a few of them, so I wanted to ask:

For codes that say "do not put them on your hairstyle banner unless they're edited" in the rules is it implied that, if you hex a baby with the hairstyle, you absolutely cannot adopt them to someone else and you can only adopt a baby for yourself? I wasn't sure if there was a distinction there.

I asking because I want to play around with colors and simple things, but I'm not sure if I'm going to want to keep the result or not - so I figured I could plop them up for adoption when I'm done, but I wasn't sure if that was okay or not if I used another person's code.

Is it also implied that you have to edit the hairstyle of the released haircode? I thought, since it says some places not to put them on your hair banner unless you change the code, perhaps you can ONLY use them if you change and alter the code? I wasn't quite sure. I'm sure it varies from hexer to hexer as well... but yeah, I dunno.

I'm going to try and make my own hairstyles/codes, I just need to learn everything for babyz hexing at once and I thought, initially, I'd make it easier on myself and plop an existing code on their head. =P

Thanks in advance! n__n

[Budgie]

I think what it means by putting it on styles banners is that by doing so you're claiming as your own - which people don't like: and only if changes are made does the style become yours

So you can hex kiddos and adopt them out no problems Just not go "I'm taking request for this style that I've learnt to hex with"

[Natalie ?]

I agree with budgie, when a baby is hexed using released codes as long as credit is given its fine ie.

Here is *baby name* shes an adoption made using *milkers name* code. (thats normally enough as people can recognise the original has been kept as is or has been noticably edited.

OR

Thanks to *milkers name* for the base, it saved me a headache while I learn to hex!

So they can be adopted out etc. and edited and such just not adding to the banner, if you do you need to explicitly say its a released code you like to use, made by *milker name*

Like where iv bought and edited a couple from Aleisha iv made sure its on my banner here that i bought the base for my own use (this was a special circumstance as she sells her early work, in her mootique, each style to one milker only.. Here to milkers she trusts to give credit

[Jazz]

Okay, cool, that's basically what I thought, but I wanted to double check.

Thanks for helping to clear that up!