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Capax -> RE: Collar me on the web (3/6/2010 9:00:30 AM)
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If I was naive enough to think he'd read them (and still have an active email address at the site) I'd send this guy a selection of about half a dozen articles that illustrate why he's wrong and a douchebag. Sigh
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Original: wyldhrt
Those statements mean nothing, just as an FYI. If you put stuff up on the internet, it's pretty much like releasing it into the wild.
Some more information on this from Google: a summary of copyright laws for photos online, and what to do if someone steals your content. It seems to be that you can take action if you've a) got copyrights and b) are using the images for commercial purposes. That was just from a skim, but I would assume that unless you're on a site that explicitly protects your images in the terms of service or privacy policy somewhere, you're on your own.
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Original: kittyboy
Its Something Awful. I have no doubt we've ended up as a short-lived *chan meme at some point too.
Even if it was some completely obscure blog or twitter account with no followers, it's still significant. If someone is trolling the internet for negativity, it's been chronicled for them. If someone is trying to educate themselves on BDSM, they're going to come across sites like that along with positive, well-informed sites. It's important for kinky people to do everything they can to have as much if not more accurate and thoughtful information to counteract negative stereotyping.
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