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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ammadoux" data-source="post: 1668877" data-attributes="member: 71763">:-O LOL guess you gave them a good lesson, good for you :t:but allow me to tell you that in our region these kind of behaviour does not have bad intintions, i am not defending the wrong, actually the reson i got involved in bird photography is that i have to have shots of birds, because my main interst was bird watching and i use to write articals on local forums about them, to give a name and written discription is sipmly not enough you need photo's and as for me i use to only do still life photography, photos of birds were impossible, so i use to search for photos of others, ask for permisstions and on most of the time do no get any reply. guess people used to think i am carzy really they don't care.i did not use any without permission becasue i know it is worng, that is because of my acadamic BG. but many just don't understand the meaning of copy right, many of us are very very simple minded people, but i don't say all, some do have criminal intentions. i did have many of my works and lectures (in my subject Chemistry) stolen and published in others name, and once again going after them in the legel procedures is worhless effort.as i know many of them in that forum, guess a message to there supervisor or the person how did it might just give them a bit of a warning, as i said alsirhan is a decent man, and what you did is another perfect approach with them.</blockquote>

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