Re: Crediting alt.ascii-art peeps
In <200...@meniscus.d0nuts.org>, David Kotschessa wrote: > > >On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Sharky wrote: > >> >>> And if there are no initials, >> XXXplease ask the poster who created the artXXX >>> and add the appropriate attribution. Asking the artist for permission to use >>> their art is always the best way to go - it keeps you honest, and it gives >>> the artist an acknowledgement that their work was appreciated. >> >> errr...tsb "...please ask the poster, that posted the art, who created it" > >Will keep that in mind. It's usally kind of random though. Another thing >is that sometimes I find it in the Google archives and the person posted >maybe once 7 years ago... Could still at least try to e-mail them. 'Tis a shame that Google doesn't have an ascii image archive... I would say that FP's advise on commercial use applies, you should show due diligence in finding the author. If it is only personal use; try, but leave it as is if you can't find the author - do not insinuate that the art was created by you. Common courtesy is expected in most cases.
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