Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 15 Jun 2004.
Crediting alt.ascii-art peeps
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· 7 messages · 15 Jun 2004 - 17 Jun 2004
Is there an accepted usenet standard for crediting y'all if I use something you made in a post? I have done it before and usually I post a google link to your original post saying "Courtesy of: person's name." Uh, royalty checks on the way. lol
_.-In alt.ascii-art, David Kotschessa wrote the following -._ > > Is there an accepted usenet standard for crediting y'all if I use > something you made in a post? I have done it before and usually I post a > google link to your original post saying "Courtesy of: person's name." If it is for personal use and you are going to link it then I would prefer just subbing my signature for a link to my web page: <a href="http://asciipr0n.com/fp">:F_P:</a> That way people can find me if they want to. Others may have other things in mind. Which is why it is always best to contact the person and ask them if you can use it. If my art is going to be "published", ie it will be 'content' on a 'comercial' site then I want to be contacted before it is done so that I can say yes or no. I don't want one of my works being used to promote evil orginizations with twisted goals like the KKK, Democratic Party or the many others like them. -- .-')) http://asciipr0n.com/fp ('-. | It's a damn poor mind that ' ..- .:" ) ( ":. -.. ' | can only think of one way to ((,,_;'.;' UIN=66618055 ';. ';_,,)) | spell a word. ((_.YIM=Faux_Pseudo :._)) | - Andrew Jackson
David Kotschessa <dav...@somewhere.com> wrote: >Is there an accepted usenet standard for crediting y'all if I use >something you made in a post? I have done it before and usually I post a >google link to your original post saying "Courtesy of: person's name." > >Uh, royalty checks on the way. lol Just keep the initials intact. -- .-'`-. / | | \ / | | \ |___|_|__ | ||<o>| <o>`| || J_ )| `|`-'__`-'|/ | `--' | .-| |_ .-' \ / | |`-. .-' `. /| | \ / ````' | | \ |_____ | | L .-' ___ `-. F F | | ||`-.___ .'.-' | `-. `. J J / | || _.> / /| | |`. \ | | |/ | ||_.-' / / | | | `. `. F F | |============================== J / | | | \ L J J | | `:::::::. `:::::::. FJ | | | |L J/ / | \ :::::::. :::::::\ J |() | () | () | () | J L/ | | ::::::: :::::::L | F | .-'_ \ | | LJ | / L :::::::: :::::::J | L | / \\ | | | L | | :::::::: ::::::::L | L || ):|| | | | /| L :::::::: ::::::::| J | ||:._.'::|| | | |----' | | :::::::: ::::::::| .---. J | |J:::::::|| | | | _/\ | :::::::: ::::::::| /(@ o`. LJ | \:::::/ | | | |---'\ | | :::::::: ::::::::| | /^^^ J L | `-:-' | | | F | \ | J :::::::: ::::::::| \ . \vvv LJ()| () | () | () | F F | \ \--._L :::::::: ::::::::| \ `--' J \ | | | | J J \ | | :::::::: ::::::::| \ `. \ \| | | | / / | | | :::::::: ::::::::| L \ \ \ | | |/ /| | | .-'| :::::::: ::::::::| | \ `.`. | | .'.' | | |/ /`L :::::::: ::::::::| | L | `.`-.____|.-'.-' | | | <`. \ :::::::: ::::::::| | | | | `-.______.-' | \| |_`::\ `. :::::::: ::::::::| F | | J\ | | | | /: \::. \:::::::: ::::::::F / | | L\|--| | _.--|:: `::\ `.:::::: .:::::::J / F J J |\\|-.____ |__.-' |: \::. \:::: ::::::::F .' J L \| >|| `--' J |' .`::\ `.:' .::::::::/ .' F J |//JJ | L |---. .--\::. \---. .---. <---< J L |< |J |\=/| ( _ \=/ _ `::\ `. \=/ _ \=/ _ \ / J |\\|J | | / )_) | (_) \::. \ | (_) | (_) | / \ |--|J |//\\ / //\ //`::\ `./\ //\ / .' \| |L ` )/ )` `' '|`---// `---// `\::. \ `---// `---' .' VK________| L_\ ' /___/ ' | |___//______//_____`::\ |___//_________.'_________ F F J`` -'| | | | | \:_| `-' | "" | J ` | | | L | |\ |\ /| /| |\ /| | | \ | | \ | \ // // | \ || |\ J | `. | ||\\ ||\\ // // ||\\ || || L F )`---\ || >> || \\ / | << || \\ || || | J / `. ||// || || //|| \\ || || || || J J ( `-. |// | \ || |/ || \\ | \ || || || `-.__/ `---. `. |<< ||\\|| || >> ||\\|| || || | J `. ) ||\\ || \ | || // || \ | || || / | `-----' || >> || || || // || || \\ || / F ||// || || || << || || \\|| J J | / |/ || |/ \\ |/ || \ | J | |/ \| \| \| \| `-.-' K I N G O F T H E M O N S T E R S
In <02a...@4ax.com>, Bateau wrote: >David Kotschessa <dav...@somewhere.com> wrote: >>Is there an accepted usenet standard for crediting y'all if I use >>something you made in a post? I have done it before and usually I post a >>google link to your original post saying "Courtesy of: person's name." >> >>Uh, royalty checks on the way. lol > >Just keep the initials intact. And if there are no initials, please ask the poster who created the art 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.
>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"
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.
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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