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Re: someone in the club tonight has stolen my ideas...
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Fri, 25 Aug 2000 03:03:29 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jeremy H. Sproat writes:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Nick Crocco writes:
> > I can't see why someone would do this... I agree with Joel. It is
> > very not cool.
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> Most likely, this is some K12 kid who put together a site containing models he
> or she really admires. Odds are, this kid isn't aware of the social
> conventions (not to mention laws) that are being broken here. Not that it
> justifies this behavior, of course, but it's been my experience that one or
> two e-mails with tips & suggestions on how to fix the page should do the trick
> nicely.
>
> Cheers,
> - jsproat
exactly. In my original post, I wasn't intending people to berate the person,
just let him know that he shouldn't do it the way he is. I figured a bunch of
people would get the point across better than just the few people concerned.
and I also posted figuring that the people with pictures stolen from their
sites would like to know that it happened.
And with all the stolen images sent into the Lego.com contest recently, this
seemed to stick out to me as something to deal with.
here are some other urls I found:
http://xbot.homepage.com/
http://xbot.homepage.com/hp/gear/photo/Junkers.html?item=8.2
http://xbot.homepage.com/hp/gear/photo/Junkers.html?item=7.2
http://xbot.homepage.com/links.html
most of the images on these pages are also stolen.
cheers!
Joel Kuester
http://minispy.tripod.com
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