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Re: Policy clarification regarding catalogs
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Sat, 18 Dec 1999 09:49:36 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Brad Justus writes:
[snip]
> The images and text found on LEGO.com are designed to be viewed in a
> particular context; that is, pages which are designed to provide a particular
> experience through the display of said images and text. The images, which were
> the specific items in question, are not intended to be viewed all on their
> lonesome (that is, out of the context in which they were meant to be seen).
> Can they be viewed that way? Yes (sometimes). Do we prefer that you not view
> them that way? Again, yes. This is, please note, a preference. And so we ask,
> out of respect for the intended design of the pages, that you not publish
> links to individual images in the various image directories.
[snip]
Brad I think you might need a MeatWorld analogy to help you here.
Think of the Web as a giant printing press spewing out paper day and night...
Yep thats the facts, If I *spider* your whole site every 6 weeks and allow
others to view your site as of a past date and look at vs to another date I can
and YOU MUST EXPECT I WILL.
So *only* put up information you are comfortable with having this happen to,
just like a Newspaper Ad, paper flyer or paper catalog. Its in a puplic archive
some where, still there after 20 years, gathering fingerprints from LEGO nuts.
Hope this clears it up for you.
DaveG
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