elekTRONarcade
Active member
So I've got a bit of an ethical dilemma I need some help with, concerning converting boards. I've been toying with the idea of converting some cheaper boardsets to harder-to-find boards, i.e. SF2T to Willow or Strider. So here's the dilemma....
First, would converting boards like Clutch Hitter to Moonwalker be considered unethical if at some point you decided to sell that board? I'm not talking about selling it at a typical Moonwalker price of course, maybe midway between the average Clutch Hitter price and Moonwalker price.
Second, would it be bad form to convert them in the first place? My concern is that by doing so, you're essentially destroying one of the few remaining CH boards and flooding the market with a faux MW board.
My plan isn't to actually mass produce cheap bootleg conversion boards for resale, but merely to create some harder-to-find boards for personal use. But at some point if I ever decided to sell one of them for whatever reason, I wanted to find out if there is a general moral consensus about doing so.
First, would converting boards like Clutch Hitter to Moonwalker be considered unethical if at some point you decided to sell that board? I'm not talking about selling it at a typical Moonwalker price of course, maybe midway between the average Clutch Hitter price and Moonwalker price.
Second, would it be bad form to convert them in the first place? My concern is that by doing so, you're essentially destroying one of the few remaining CH boards and flooding the market with a faux MW board.
My plan isn't to actually mass produce cheap bootleg conversion boards for resale, but merely to create some harder-to-find boards for personal use. But at some point if I ever decided to sell one of them for whatever reason, I wanted to find out if there is a general moral consensus about doing so.

