You're right, of course. I was assuming that that was understood.
If you want to stop someone, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is
a fairly flawed piece of legislation, but all the big corporate
bastards are using it to scare companies like YouTube into deleting
videos and accounts in r
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> If All Rights Reserved, then he can't use your photo without your
> permission, whatever he says.
Not to split hairs with Mr. Howe, but he definitely *can* use your photo
without your permission, just not legally. Anything you put on The Internet
can be used without your permission. Nature of
Hi everyone:
First offWe are NOT lawyers. As such, you are really asking the
wrong people here. Therefore, you're not likely to get the desired
answer (IF we can even help at all).
Personally, I think you would be best posing this question on forums
where lawyers tend to hang out for inf
On Aug 29, 2008, at 10:53 PM, Rupert wrote:
> It could help a bit if you told us what picture, and where it's being
> used, and even gave a link to the forum where he's taunting you.
These characters are so lo-life, I don't want to trouble you. There
have been incidents of violence (even profe
It could help a bit if you told us what picture, and where it's being
used, and even gave a link to the forum where he's taunting you.
Flickr allows you to set permissions on your photos. I believe it's
All Rights Reserved by default, and that you can manually set various
levels of Creative
I have a Flickr account, & have been uploading pictures. No image
watermark like "COPYRIGHT ©2008 my name". I want to confirm that
people can't use my photos without permission. Can someone summarize
what my rights are?
Some clown deliberately used my photo & is taunting me on a forum
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