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Re: Stealing Brickshelf MOC's
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 15 May 2002 06:14:53 GMT
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> Also in order to prevent this from having it's always a good idea to put
> your name/callname/alias/logo, date, and copyright on your images before
> uploading to ANY internet site or even your own personnel website. It's
> very simple to add text to an image and it helps this situtation. You
> wouldn't display your work of art in public WITHOUT SIGNING IT! The
> internet SHOULD NOT be any different. Take pride in your work and sign it.
> -AHui
Interesting topic to have come up tonight. I have thought about this also.
I agree. Some form of watermark should be placed onto each image. There is no
doubt that anyone with a 286 and a paint program and manipulate a persons work.
But make them actually have to work hard to steal a persons
model/work/art/etc/etc/etc.
Back to why I thought this was an interesting topic, is that I started playing
around tonight (even before reading this) on how to put a very clean logo on a
tile. And maybe not just logos, but custom graphics, etc via the use of some
form of label.
This is a very rough sample of what I am kind of shooting for. As it stands,
the logo is on crooked, smudged ( I was in alpha testing and didnt want to wait
for it to dry) and not even cut out properly. I was shooting for content
rather then high quality right now. (I am NOT HAPPY with Avery "Clear" labels!
More like smoked colored scotch tape. Looks great on white tiles, but the
rest like @$#@ )
But maybe this might give you an idea of something to do. This is from a model
of mine that I have yet to post on my web site. I thought doing something like
this would be an excellent touch for me and my sites theme.
http://members.cox.net/viffer/tmp_images/vmlogo.jpg
Not only that, really mark ownership of a model so someday when (if?) I make
that great model, it would be harder then hell to manipulate it without ruining
the quality of the image, or putting a noticable defect in it.
Just my $0.02.
Brad M.
Viffer Militech
http://members.cox.net/viffer
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| "Brad Mittelstedt" <viffer@cox.net> wrote in message news:Gw52ot.52B@lugnet.com... (...) stands, (...) wait (...) labels! (...) the (...) Unfortunately I also tried the "Clear" Avery labels, definitely a misnomer, but finally managed to track down (...) (23 years ago, 15-May-02, to lugnet.general)
| | | Re: Stealing Brickshelf MOC's
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| (...) Hum.. this is very very interesting. It's not exaclty what I was talking about but it will do as well. I was focusing more on the actualy image file itself. You can edit the image file (in a any paint/photo software) to place your copyright (...) (23 years ago, 15-May-02, to lugnet.general)
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| | Re: Stealing Brickshelf MOC's
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| (...) I don't know who you are talking about nor am I saying what they did is right but could it be that the people in question: a) are underage and don't completely understand what they have done b) did not indent to 'steal' the MOC ideas but (...) (23 years ago, 15-May-02, to lugnet.general)
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