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08/07/2006 08:17:44 AM · #351 |
Found the green smilies!
WAIT! I like this green better! 
Message edited by author 2006-08-07 08:28:29.
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08/07/2006 09:19:09 AM · #352 |
Hey thx for that... now to get the PUI under way...
(actually, I'm headed to bed. It's late and I have to get up early. Don't have too much fun without me... and if you do, I expect cliffnotes in the morning)
:-)
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08/07/2006 09:53:14 AM · #353 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
I know - and I even emailed the admins encouraging them to steal some. :( |
I emailed them a selection from my portfolio and they sent me a rejection slip. Said to please send something else. :( |
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08/07/2006 01:19:27 PM · #354 |
oh my gosh - my heart just went in my throat when I clicked that link and it took me to my own profile page!
I thought that is the *LAST* thing I want to be accused of - and I couldn't figure out how someone could even think that based on any pics I have shared anywhere!
I am learning I am going to have to read between the lines with a few of you!
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08/07/2006 01:24:46 PM · #355 |
Originally posted by fir3bird:
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
I know - and I even emailed the admins encouraging them to steal some. :( |
I emailed them a selection from my portfolio and they sent me a rejection slip. Said to please send something else. :( |
Picture.com :P |
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08/07/2006 02:08:10 PM · #356 |
| btw, one of the original photogs posted on 2peas that he got an email from the thief explaining it was her daughter who was doing this - anyone else get a response? |
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08/07/2006 02:18:16 PM · #357 |
Originally posted by teyaphoto:
btw, one of the original photogs posted on 2peas that he got an email from the thief explaining it was her daughter who was doing this - anyone else get a response? |
And she didn't know about it? Hummmmmmmmmmmmm, sounds like an excuse to me. My kids don't get on line without permission and even then I have programs that tell exactly what they've been up too. They got angry at first but then realized it was for their own safety.
And if it was the daughter that's one bright little child she's got there because the daughters were the younger kids, right? I had a bit a a time figuring out your system there, I seriously doubt that her daughter figured it out and wrote the notes that were on them. If her daughter can post like that heck she can come work on my stuff! :)
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08/07/2006 02:30:22 PM · #358 |
| I share some of your thoughts about that. I didn't lol when I read that post on 2peas, I guffawed. |
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08/07/2006 02:57:30 PM · #359 |
| That's just the theif looking for attention (via sympathy) again. I read the letter. She's been reading the posts and would rather say she's sorry at this point and blame it on her daughter than to pay any fines for copyright violation. My friend emailed her a week or so ago asking questions about her photography knowing that some were stolen. She answered all the questions with lies and full understanding of what she was being asked. Not like a mother who didn't know what was going on or a daughter playing a prank. She replied to my friend's email yesterday and signing a different name. The "apology" email came from a martie geisler. Totally different name from the rest. Last time she signed her name Daniel, first time is was Sarah Smith. Too many lies. I'm not buying any of it, just the facts. She stold photos and posted them as her own. SICKO! Go get her guys! |
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08/07/2006 03:00:40 PM · #360 |
hehe, yeah. I believe I recall seeing where she had said that her children were all under 10? My daughter is 8, and I think she is pretty bright, but I know she couldn't post a photo on a website without some help from her mom or myself, let alone go find one and grab it and put it up somewhere. :-)
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08/07/2006 04:13:07 PM · #361 |
Parents have historically been held legally responsible for their children's misdeeds, so I really don't think that the excuse can or should be used to write off the theft, even if it were true. Which it probably is not.
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08/07/2006 04:16:43 PM · #362 |
| Another pea! Sad that these two communities had to come together under these circumstances. I never knew about this site, and the photos are breathtaking! |
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08/07/2006 04:29:08 PM · #363 |
I'm glad so many Peas have popped over to check us out. I hope you all stick around a while and learn a thing or two if that is your goal. :)
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08/07/2006 04:43:07 PM · #364 |
| I certainly wish to learn more... |
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08/07/2006 05:35:18 PM · #365 |
| We're starting to drown in peas here... not that that seems to be a bad thing so far.. :) |
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08/07/2006 05:55:16 PM · #366 |
Theory #1. - Disney50fam is really Langdonwho set this up to initiate a membership drive - hey it worked.
Theory #2. - I'm just miffed 'cause none of mine were nicked.
Welcome Peas, especially the shielas:) |
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08/07/2006 05:56:20 PM · #367 |
Hahahaaa I like theory #1 :D
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08/07/2006 06:15:05 PM · #368 |
Originally posted by TooCool:
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Why DPC does not use this click here to protect content on this site is beyound me. |
Because it's a worthless effort? |
Too cool you might be cool but you don't know what you are talking about. The quality of what you did would be so poor it is not going to take away from what I am selling in my print store.
I never said it worked on my DPC site which is what you are trying to copy but on my home page MPR Productions where the right click is disabled and also the image bar from microsoft.
"We do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard."
Just because it isn't easy to protect your images doesn't mean you shouldn't try. When something better comes along I'll upgrade my web site.
Oh and don't go copieing my home page now to prove your point. You do not have permission to reproduce any of my images from any of my pages. Neither does anyone else.
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08/07/2006 06:25:38 PM · #369 |
Using my Macintosh, I simply click and hold on your Macaw image, and then drag to the desktop. A jpg of your image is instantly created on my desktop with your filename (a_blushingmckaw.jpg). Pretty spiffy.
The moral of the story is that disabling rightclicking only irritates legitimate users who are accustomed to opening images in a separate tab or window for later viewing, etc. It does not deter someone who wants to make a copy.
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Just because it isn't easy to protect your images doesn't mean you shouldn't try. When something better comes along I'll upgrade my web site.
Oh and don't go copieing my home page now to prove your point. You do not have permission to reproduce any of my images from any of my pages. Neither does anyone else. |
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08/07/2006 06:32:21 PM · #370 |
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Originally posted by TooCool:
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Why DPC does not use this click here to protect content on this site is beyound me. |
Because it's a worthless effort? |
Too cool you might be cool but you don't know what you are talking about. |
I would respectfully suggest that anyone who seriously believes nonsense like right-click disabling in any way protects their images is the one who doesn't know what they're talking about.
All it does is break browser behaviour and piss off users. |
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08/07/2006 06:33:47 PM · #371 |
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Originally posted by TooCool:
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Why DPC does not use this click here to protect content on this site is beyound me. |
Because it's a worthless effort? |
Too cool you might be cool but you don't know what you are talking about. The quality of what you did would be so poor it is not going to take away from what I am selling in my print store.
I never said it worked on my DPC site which is what you are trying to copy but on my home page MPR Productions where the right click is disabled and also the image bar from microsoft.
"We do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard."
Just because it isn't easy to protect your images doesn't mean you shouldn't try. When something better comes along I'll upgrade my web site.
Oh and don't go copieing my home page now to prove your point. You do not have permission to reproduce any of my images from any of my pages. Neither does anyone else. |
PM me your Email address and I will send you your macaw shot upsized to printable quality... |
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08/07/2006 07:25:48 PM · #372 |
just wondering if this person ever participated in any discussions regarding selling images to Stock Photography sites?
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08/07/2006 08:09:56 PM · #373 |
Gosh I hope not! That's a scary thought! I've seen no mention though, and quite a few people have investigated her thouroughly.
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08/07/2006 08:13:42 PM · #374 |
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Originally posted by TooCool:
Originally posted by MPRPRO:
Why DPC does not use this click here to protect content on this site is beyound me. |
Because it's a worthless effort? |
Too cool you might be cool but you don't know what you are talking about. The quality of what you did would be so poor it is not going to take away from what I am selling in my print store.
I never said it worked on my DPC site which is what you are trying to copy but on my home page MPR Productions where the right click is disabled and also the image bar from microsoft.
"We do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard."
Just because it isn't easy to protect your images doesn't mean you shouldn't try. When something better comes along I'll upgrade my web site.
Oh and don't go copieing my home page now to prove your point. You do not have permission to reproduce any of my images from any of my pages. Neither does anyone else. |
I didn't go copying your home page but it would be super simple to do so. The point is right click only slows people down, it won't stop them.
Deannda |
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08/07/2006 09:35:34 PM · #375 |
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