Den 26. mar. 2018 kl. 06.11 skrev Hadi Tahir > > modified tradiotional origami sampan. > here is the diagrams: > https://haditahir.wordpress.com/2016/04/19/origami-perahu-sampan/
> a message, that my video infringes someone's copyright > (http://www.origami-make.org/origami-boat-large-sampan.php (published on > December 1, 2010)) which i have never known before, and asked me to remove > the video. Dear Hadi, You have a nice site, and I like your diagrams. A cleaner site than the other which bubbles over with annoying ads. It is a common situation doing simple models, and even more so with simple variations over traditional models. I have tried both ways, and managed to come to with the other part, except in a couple of cases where I deemed the counterpart too difficult to contact and just removed my diagram - in the end it is easier to make other designs, even if it was something you were proud of. You could try to ask back kindly, suggesting that you make an acknowledgment of the preceding creation and a link to his/hers site? Maybe even suggest that you remove the video and keep the diagram? As he only asked you to remove the video? By the way, in 2013 I wrote an article for the BOS Magazine 286, “On design variations” which included the guideline “Change the orientation of the crease pattern on the paper.”, incidentally precisely your case. I propose that henceforth I have dibs and copyright on any model obtained from other models using this and other techniques mentioned in the article :-) Good luck, Hans Hans Dybkjær Site: papirfoldning.dk Society: foldning.dk
