Since reading Glenda's blog (artylicious) I entirely support her use of copyright and having been subject to this abuse in our own business I know how upsetting this can be. I recently noticed a card which was published in a craft magazine which was very similar to a sample that I made last year. Therefore I regretably have added a note to my blog with regards to copying my work.
I now photograph my work with a date on it, which in itself is a type of copyright.
About Me
- Sandra
- north west, United Kingdom
- I have a love of colour and abstract art. I have been involved in arts and crafts for the last 16yrs and have enjoyed teaching crafts as well as appearing on Create & Craft TV as a demonstrator.
Mum and baby boy
we want to be together- Tilly & Tom
My most visited blog's
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I've snuck back !11 years ago
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A Golden Day11 years ago
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And the Halloween Lables Go To:12 years ago
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My blog has moved!13 years ago
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Graphicus Monthly Challenge - August14 years ago
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2 comments:
Totally agree Sandra, I too put a copyright notice on my blog at the end of last year after seeing a few of my card ideas copied and submitted into competitions.
1 that I was more shocked to see was a well known TV person using one of my card ideas !
Seems a little sad that we have to resort to this :-(
Deby
I am fully in agreement with you too. I just can't see what satisfaction there is in staking claim to work that isn't your own.
Lesley Xx
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