Re: 100 Favorite Irises - LATIN LOVER
- To: , "laurief"
- Subject: Re: 100 Favorite Irises - LATIN LOVER
- From: P* O*
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 22:21:35 -0700
- References: <200006151331.IAA01530@ns2.paulbunyan.net>
Hi Laurie,
I love the picture you took of LL. Do you take photos professionally?
I really appreciate you sending me a photo to use on the website. That was
very nice.
Unfortunately, I cannot do ANYTHING with that website. I have lost my user
ID and/or Password and cannot get any help from the powers that be to access
that site.
When I first created that page, I was new to AIS, and fairly new to the
Internet. I did not feel at that time that you had to get permission from
anyone to reuse any pictures they post on the internet if it did not have a
COPYRIGHT on the photo itself. So, many of those pictures were used without
permission from the owners.
There was a lengthy discussion on iris-talk regarding Copyrights and
procedures necessary to reuse other people's photos that "showed me the way"
so to speak and changed my mind.
I was going to delete the site, but for some reason I could not get access.
Either the USER ID or PASSWORD was incorrect. I have tried EVERY variation
of both to try to gain access and delete the site, with no luck. I wrote
GEOCITIES, which is now YAHOO I believe and told them of the predicament and
all they wrote me back was a URL of where to go if you forget your Password
or User ID. I had already been to that site repeatedly, and wrote them back
stating such. I received no reply.
So therefore, there is nothing I can do with that site, and it is therefore
lost out in Cyber Space I guess.
I am forwarding this to everyone on Iris-Talk to help urge everyone NOT to
pass the URL to that site on to anyone. Many of the photos used there were
pirated unfairly and upset a lot of the original photographers who have seen
their work on that page. My apologies once again to them...
This page keeps coming back to bite me. I thought I was doing something
neat and informative at the time I created it - I created what I (as an AIS
newbie) wanted to see. It is one thing to go to a website that listed the
top 100 favorite irises, but I wanted to see the pictures of what those
irises looked like, and I assumed others did too.
:( P~
----- Original Message -----
From: laurie
To: <PatrickJOrr@hotmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 6:32 AM
Subject: 100 Favorite Irises - LATIN LOVER
(ORIGINAL MESSAGE EDITED)
> Hi Patrick,
>
I've had your 100 Favorite Irises webpage bookmarked for a while now,
studying
pics in anticipation of seeing some of the same irises blooming in my own
garden. I am now finally able to see and photograph some of these irises
now, and I thought you might have an interest in one of my pics which I
have attached to this email. At any rate, take a look at my pic
and feel free to use it on your site if you feel it is a more accurate
representation of LATIN LOVER.
>
> Happy irising,
>
> Laurie
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