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silvia.patti
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thieves
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Hi Victor, hi everyone. I was downloading the new ws, when I saw a stolen contribution. I think that people who upload stolen ws should be cancelled from our site. What do you think? |
20 Jun 2009
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libertybelle
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I don �t agree with you.
We don �t always know if a worksheet is stolen until someone makes us aware of the fact. If you �ve noticed - When you want to send a comment, the link takes you past the other comments - so if you �re in a hurry, you don �t always see that the ws is stolen. It can be an over sight - the real culprit is the person who stole the ws in the first place.
I don �t think we need more finger pointing and policing.
L
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20 Jun 2009
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alien boy
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Hi libertbelle!
I think that �s what silvia said - the uploader: the person who has it in their account as one of their own worksheets;
as distinct from
the downloader: the person who spends their points or available free download to acquire it.
Cheers,
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20 Jun 2009
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libertybelle
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Oh - ok - I see - misunderstood.
Well, the rules here are that you DO lose your membership if you upload stolen contributions.
Sorry about the mix up.
L
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20 Jun 2009
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Stellam
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Hi everybody:
I must apologize for my harsh comments. I was caught off guard and felt a fool when I realized I had downloaded a stolen worksheet. I really went mad. I �m sorry.
Stella
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20 Jun 2009
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