Dear Thief
Dear “Rattanack”:
I hope you enjoyed the embarrassment that ensued once members of your bulletin board saw the naughty picture courtesy of my boyfriend’s porno collection. Because you either lack any ethical convictions or are too dumb to realize the consequence of your actions, let me explain something to you:
I have made a selection of my photographs and words available on the internet for the enjoyment of others. However, this does not mean that said “others” can steal what I’ve made available. I take it personally when someone takes my photos or words and does not credit me as the author since this is a direct violation of my rights as the sole creator of those works. In the future, when you decide to directly link images (or steal them) make sure you note the origin of what you linked/stole out of common decency toward your fellow human being(s).
Furthermore, I’d like to remind you that I am also a student on at the University of Washington. Do you really desire to make enemies with someone who may share your classes and could potentially make you’re life a living hell quite easily? I didn’t think so. I don’t give a rat’s ass what your excuses and validations are for what you did, but I do want you to know that it was wrong and you offended me.
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Hi, I’m Min. I write fiction about one-ring circuses, ghostly Schnauzers, and children who play with too much chalk.
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The conversation they had amongst themselves was quite amusing. Too bad they took that picture down- I hope you picked a really raunchy one. If you keep reading, those people get quite nasty with one anohter- though Mr. Thief learned his lesson it seems.
Mikania,
My apology for my action without thinking. Yes, I learned my lesson and took down all the pictures I linked from everywhere.
I'm sorry that I offended you. I will make sure I won't do it again, neither to you nor anyone else.
Thank you for the lesson and yes it was quite embarrassing.
Rattanack
Well, thanks again for not accepting my apology.