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Guys,

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I have been skimming through the discussion and saw that very strong and polar-different opinions were expressed. I just want to share my opinion. I tend to feel that <br>

(a) e-card is a really nice feature (and ideas about it already roamed my head months ago, but I never voiced them somehow), so - Thank you, Brian! <br>

(b) I already know several people who are "my friends" who told me that they have <b>downloaded my whole portfolio on their hard drives</b> thus thinking they have expressed their love to my work. Now, that was done without asking me whether they may or can. And I was not happy about it, but, after all, I can't stop them, so why not let them.<br><br>

Now, I know that sending out an e-card can easily increase the number of "friends like these", but what I am trying to say is that, being a public domain, photo.net does not give <i>more</i> room for abuse and copyright infringement with the new feature.<br><br>

If one is really concerned with copyright issues, then maybe its time to start using electronic signatures and other (already developed) ways of signing your work.<br>

Bottom line: I think the feature is damn cool :)

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This is really good fun, as discovered. What's worse, once started, can't stop! It becomes a mania, a violent need to manipulate an image posted by R E. Very dangerous it can be ;) But let's indulge anyway! :)