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{{ErryTalk|time=01:44, 12 May 2011 (EDT)|glados=No, I was talking about images that were personally edited/ripped/etc. by US, such as the Mushroom images which I'd supplied, .gifs, Shard and IZerox's work. Renders are fine because they are official material released from a source of Square Enix, not ripped by us with the use of programs and stuff. I brought this up because I had extracted the Battle Mission emblem, I didn't find it on some site and upload it here. It was done with my effort. And I don't want other people to gain from my work, unless I am credited and gain some part of the recognition it is getting.}} | {{ErryTalk|time=01:44, 12 May 2011 (EDT)|glados=No, I was talking about images that were personally edited/ripped/etc. by US, such as the Mushroom images which I'd supplied, .gifs, Shard and IZerox's work. Renders are fine because they are official material released from a source of Square Enix, not ripped by us with the use of programs and stuff. I brought this up because I had extracted the Battle Mission emblem, I didn't find it on some site and upload it here. It was done with my effort. And I don't want other people to gain from my work, unless I am credited and gain some part of the recognition it is getting.}} | ||
{{LA|Vtext=I see where you're coming from. You have every reason to feel upset. | |||
You need to see it this way: as soon as you uploaded the image(s) to the wiki, those images no longer became "yours"; the moment you did so, they became "images on the internet", accessible and usable by anyone. Though you feel strongly about getting the recognition you deserve, you sacrificed that recognition when you put those images up onto the internet, namely a wiki, an organization that uses images under fair use that aren't "owned", "claimed" or the like by anyone. It's impossible to force everyone or anyone to credit you. If you feel so strongly about the way people handle the images you extract, you should watermark them.<!--I'm not trying to argue, sorry, I'm just feeling very lawyer-y.-->}} | |||