Re: Miss Kitty.
Ditto to everything.
I made the crack about the objection... something like this...
"Miss Kitty has a moral objection to giving artists proper credit."
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Andy Hood wrote in message ...
>Why do we have to start hate wars?
>I read in this group somebody (I'll look it up in Deja News) quoted
>something like:
>"Miss Kitty has an objection to posting with initials..."
>also
>"Miss Kitty has posted a picture with initials, realised, removed them,
>and later posted without initials".
>
>This second statement I shall check VERY carefully. Not now, 'cos I
>don't have the time.
>
>You didn't directly deny it, so I assumed it was true. You posted the
>kitten in a hand by ROW only days after the group had discussed the
fact
>that it DID belong to him. That was rude. I don't accept that you
>"didn't notice", because you obviously, like myself, read everything
>which comes through this ng. You seem to be arguing that if you only
>knew who the pictures belonged to, you would post them with initials.
I
>find 18 cats/kittens without a single known author hard to believe when
>you read everything that comes through the group.
>
>You have proved how spiteful you are now, and frankly, bloody rude. I
>don't want to start a war here. How about this: I'll find out who
>every picture you have belongs to. I will explicitly tell you to whom
>they all belong. After that, I expect to see the postings with the
>initials. IF you ask the authors (and I will check, because you have
>REALLY pissed me off), and they don't mind not having the initials,
that
>is fine. If you honestly don't know who they belong to, fine. Only
>ask, and I'll find them, even if no-one else cares about this.
>
>Finally, I would just like to justify my indignation. One of the ways
I
>define art is this:
>
>Can you recognise the author/painter/sculptor/etc. by their style, when
>you see a new piece of work. If you can, it is art. I can mostly
tell,
>now, whether b'ger, jgs, vk, ejm, hjw, etc. drew a picture, so I regard
>it as art. I feel that initials should be left [in the absence of
>specific aproval by the artist]. No ego trip. Just respect for the
>artists.
>
>Anyone still not understand where I am coming from, I have one thing to
>say:
>"READ THE FAQ!!!!!".
>
>CU.
>Andy.
>
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