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Re: Taking of Images - Question
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lugnet.publish
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Thu, 16 May 2002 15:49:47 GMT
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> Like most people who go to Brickshelf, I save pictures that I like on my own
> computer for personal use. I easily have several thousand pictures of Lego
> that I have saved over the last 6 years or so. I call this Pirating and
> consider it stealing, but I have no plans to ever use these pictures publicly.
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> I file pictures various ways that allow me to find what I am looking for later,
> this means that I change filenames. Unless the author has given the pictures
> identifying attributes in the properties, I have no way of knowing where I got
> the picture, who built what, or anything else. For example, I have over 300
> pictures in a folder labeled LOCOMOTIVES and I have almost no idea who
> created what or where the photos came from.
> If more images had visual identifiers on them, I would be glad of that. It
> would make it easier to do many things, especially to give credit where due.
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> __Kevin Salm__
> ....a major Brickshelf picture Pirate....
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I do this to (download other peoples images from brickshelf onto my PC).
However, in order to better keep track I raname the image to <author's
name/alias on brickshelf>_<nameofitem>.xxx
This way I have a name to creditthe creator if I need to...
AHui
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| (...) Okay, the original "crime" is actually re-posting someone else's images on Brickshelf without giving credit and resulting in duplicates. As stated in this thread, pictures posted to a public website are public and the user can do whatever they (...) (23 years ago, 16-May-02, to lugnet.publish)
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