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Feuer Frei! 08-16-11 10:15 AM

deleted. Per request.

Armistead 08-16-11 11:20 AM

I always enjoy walking by the perfume counter at the mall. Last perfume I bought for my wife, a raving beauty would apply samples to her arm and neck and let me smell....

..rather fun or as I age I'm turning into a old pervert.

Beauty and smells sell, not that I care for fake smells being put in the air. The same with color, many stores use color to put you in a certain mood.

August 08-16-11 11:21 AM

So they have finally figured out that allowing the establishment to smell of urine and foot odor is bad for sales. :up:

nikimcbee 08-16-11 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1729092)
So they have finally figured out that allowing the establishment to smell of urine and foot odor is bad for sales. :up:

Must be advertising for the NYC subway:hmmm::haha:

CaptainMattJ. 08-16-11 11:35 AM

meh. Ive always thought they needed better sounds to keep me there rather than stupid elevator music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50Rbw...eature=related

Hugo weaving would make an excellent brainstormer

Christopher White 08-16-11 05:07 PM

This post is clearly infringing my copyright. Please remove it immediately.

Morts 08-16-11 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Christopher White (Post 1729351)
This post is clearly infringing my copyright. Please remove it immediately.

Care to explain how ?

Christopher White 08-16-11 05:15 PM

It's reproduced my article (or at least more than 50% of it) from the Independent without the permission of the copyright holder, ie me. Therefore, copyright infringement.

Dowly 08-16-11 05:18 PM

And the prize for this years "Overreaction of the Year" competition goes to... :shifty:

Morts 08-16-11 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Christopher White (Post 1729358)
It's reproduced my article (or at least more than 50% of it) from the Independent without the permission of the copyright holder, ie me. Therefore, copyright infringement.

For the purpose of comment and criticism, wouldnt that fall under fair use ?

Christopher White 08-16-11 05:27 PM

Reproducing such a large proportion of the work clearly does not constitute fair use for comment and criticism, particularly when the headline and first paragraph or two would have been sufficient (and would have been compliant with the Independent's own terms and conditions).

Furthermore, the rationale for fair use for comment and criticism is intended to mean works such as reviews, or even deconstructive blog posts, that actually do comment upon or criticise the work. Not website that simply copy and paste it and open it up to a comment facility that does nothing but replicate the one on the source site.

Christopher White 08-16-11 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Dowly (Post 1729361)
And the prize for this years "Overreaction of the Year" competition goes to... :shifty:

Nah. This one doesn't beat the time earlier this year when an ISP pulled the plug on a site that had stolen my work. (Far more blatantly than this case, I hasten to add.)

As a freelancer, intellectual property rights are all I'm selling. I produce work on the basis that someone is going to pay me to publish that work. I can not then accept other people taking it for free.

August 08-16-11 05:32 PM

So if this guy really is who he says he is then you should delete the post Frei.

Christopher White 08-16-11 05:36 PM

I mean I don't want to be a prick, and I'm glad you liked the piece enough to copy and paste so much of it, but I have to protect my copyright.

August 08-16-11 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Christopher White (Post 1729382)
I mean I don't want to be a prick, and I'm glad you liked the piece enough to copy and paste so much of it, but I have to protect my copyright.

I've sent a message to the site mods. I'm sure they'll pull it down just as soon as they come online.


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