On Thu, 03 Jan 2008 10:34:54 -0700, John Meyer
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On Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:34:17 -0700, John Meyer
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Troy24 wrote:

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Troy, do you get these from Airliners.net and strip the copyright tags
off? That's where this photo comes from.
As I have said before I Post them as I get them from different sources
and do not crop or modifiy the picture in anyway and I do not take
credit for the Photo's .
By the way are you the Fu_king PICTURE POLICE?

Disregards

troy

Nice attitude! A little sensitive, aren't you? I'll take your word for
it that you're not the one stripping the copyrights. I am aware that
most of the photos posted on this group are somebody else's and not the
poster's, especially the older photos, and I don't see much harm in
that. But removing someone's credit line (whoever is doing it) is ****ty
behavior. I asked because I'm a photographer myself and I'd be fairly
annoyed if I saw my work being stripped of a copyright tag and reposted.
So yeah, if I see that happening I'll point it out.

If I see my photo reposted, I take it as a compliment that people like
my work. I never grafitti my own photos with bloody copyright
notices.
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