Hijacked thread

[spo307]

Well after seeing the you tube video I feel bad and have to say no harm done, but at first thought this is the internet, he even had my page from flickr acct, that's what kind of freaked me out, not knowing at first how much more of my info he had, if it makes him feel better taking credit 4 my work he can have it..

 

[wedge40]

He sounds like an idiot, but he must be smart enough to manipulate the internet.

Wedge

 

[Travelover]

This kinda reminds me of years ago when I saw a guy going down the street and cutting open trash bags looking for something(?), then just leaving the mess there. I chased his truck down and when I confronted him, I realized that he was developmentally disabled. I still didn't appreciate the mess he'd made, but I realized that he wasn't being malicious.

 

[/pine]

It's all about "content"...we as contributors create content...sometimes very valuable content (when it comes to "eyeballs"...in the www eyeballs = $

web site owners that rely on search based advertising revenue must have progressive, informative "content"...

doesn't matter...anything of value is vulnerable these days...

 

[Skyco]

There have been several times here on TBN where I've spotted something presented as if it was the posters original material, it wasn't and no credit or referral to the source was given.
I even sort of got threatened by one member for pointing it out

 

[jenkinsph]

Credit should be given where it is due, but I suggest that all DIY projects should have the best of all designs you can incorporate in a project. I look at others designs all the time for improvements in my present and future builds.

Claiming someone elses build pics as your own:thumbdown: