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Old 14-December-2008, 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 01101001 View Post
By the way, the Smithsonian points out that copiers like yourself...
wait wait wait...
what kind of remark is that?
that remark is very offensive to me.

i never actually copied anything
i never downloaded or stored any form of art, and i never re posted or redistributed any picture on this site.
i did not upload a picture that i down loaded.
all i did was write some text to point to a picture that is stored on somebodies else s server.
deep linking is technically not copying.

In Google vs Perfect 10, Google won the ability to use images in their image search through hotlinking.


and even according to rule 8 the only reason that hotlinking should be avoided is because of bandwidth issues.
copyright infringement concerns do not show up in the rule.
does the rule need to be re written?
or were the details describing copyright infringement when hot linking omitted from rule because the authors already knew about the legal standing hot linking?


http://www.bautforum.com/about-baut/...ing-board.html
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8. Hotlinking

Try to avoid putting in links to images directly from someone else's website. This can add a lot to their bandwidth, and then the host has to pay for it. In other words, if you see an image you like on an astronomy site, put in a link to that site, but don't use the [IMG] tags so the image loads into your post from their site directly. If you really want an image in your post, put it in a public site someplace and link to it from there. One exception would be from sites like NASA or universities, where bandwidth is not such an issue. If you own the image, then you can upload it to the board yourself.
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