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kipper wrote:hi jim thanks for reply. what about the pirate copy`s? what about the principle? what about cheating and dishonesty from other shadows members? maybe i`m over reacting on this ? maybe i am.
i think i may have let it get under the skin it happens now and then maybe i`m from a different time frame when we trusted people at face value thats my kids opion anyway. look on the bright side suns shinning i`m in good health peter
noelford wrote:I'm sorry, but I don't think that IS fair comment! I refuse to t go along with this, 'we don't like it but everybody does it so we just have to put up with it' attitude. In my own profession, as a freelance cartoonist, we suffer a lot from the cretins who steal our work and think they can get way with it. Many of them do, but not with me, if I find out! I have successfully pursued some of these parasites, via the courts, and obtained recompense. It may be a drop in the ocean but, believe me, it's very satisfying to see even just one or two of them get stuffed. The point is that, if we all decided to do something, we could start to make a difference.
JimN wrote:Hello, Peter,
If that is what you want to do, that's your prerogative, of course. I dare say you'll be receiving a reasonable amount of support from various quarters - understandably so.
But this is not the first time that such a topic has been raised here. From memory, there was an involved and quite acrimonious thread on more or less the same subject a few years ago, when we were still on the MSN boards (and which, for that reason, will not be in the available archive). I seem to remember that the consensus opinion was that it is not the duty of members here to take sides in private commercial disputes. But that was reached only after a bit of quite unnecessary bad feeling had been caused.
Best wishes,
JN
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