all it says now is "this page has been deleted" - congrats Tom C wrote: > I don't get it. I know several others here have had there photos > 'pinched' from the web and used by others as if they were the > photographer. What kind of person does that? Why would they even get > any pleasure when credited for something they did not do? > > I was browsing the nature section of the local newspaper and followed > a link to an area I was interested in. Low and behold, two of my > aurora photos were on a member's site. > > &*%&[EMAIL PROTECTED]&[EMAIL PROTECTED]&!!! > > I've sent this e-mail to the hosting site and will leave the strongest > possible message on the member's site. > > -- > > Hi there, > > I just browsed a member’s site by following a link from the Idaho > Statesman. I found two of my photo’s posted on this member’s site > (Sawtooth Sean) that are not only NOT PHOTOS OF THE LOCATION being > described, they are NOT HIS photos. They are mine and were taken from > my home in 2001. > > These are the links on the member’s site: > > http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=144353 > > http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=144354&context_id=155243 > > > They are on my website and have been since 2001 (even though member > claims they were taken in 1998). > > http://www.peaceoflight.com/moodlites.htm > > http://www.peaceoflight.com/skyfire.htm > > The one immediately above was published and credited to me on the > inside cover of Idaho magazine in late 2001/early 2002. > > I will leave a post on the member’s site and I expect these photos to > be removed immediately. Thank you. I would also question the > legitimacy and proper use of any other photos on this member’s site. > > > Tom C. > > >
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