trini
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Love the picture...it is adorable and so typical of our shelties...but don't like that someone took and posted it without your permission.
Trini
Trini
Someone memed Indie
- Thread starter GChiu
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Even though I realize any photo I post on the internet, whether it's fully public (Sheltie Nation) or semi-private (Facebook), nothing is ever private.
I just never expected to see a picture of Indie where the source wasn't from me! I did a double-take
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Should I do anything about it...? I won't be asking them to remove the photo since it is pretty funny, but should I bother letting them know it's mine?
I just never expected to see a picture of Indie where the source wasn't from me! I did a double-take
.Should I do anything about it...? I won't be asking them to remove the photo since it is pretty funny, but should I bother letting them know it's mine?
Caro
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I think it would be worth tracking down who did it, even if you don't pursue it anything further. Although if someone is making money from it you may want to.
By law the photo is still your intellectual property, and by posting on SN you're allowing SN to use it but you aren't handing over the rights. Heck even if you posted it on FB it's still partly your IP, although you do sign over your soul to FB.
By law the photo is still your intellectual property, and by posting on SN you're allowing SN to use it but you aren't handing over the rights. Heck even if you posted it on FB it's still partly your IP, although you do sign over your soul to FB.