Napoleon's Mamelukes weapons.

fernando · 14th September 2010, 01:18 PM

Got your message, Manolo; points of view noted.
Definitely (nowadays) i have lots of time myself

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I also erase pictures from my computer resident (not web) library, when pieces eventually go away.
But i don't tink it is illegal to preserve them in a/the forum archives for future memory, as long as they were posted while the item was ours.
Saludos
Nando

David · 14th September 2010, 02:04 PM

Manolo, we certainly don't want to put you to too much trouble. But if you have ever been referred back to an old thread in our archives and found nothing but "image removed" icons amongst the text you might understand our frustration. Without the weapons in discussion properly illustrated the text often becomes completely useless. As Lee pointed out, you own the rights to these photos regardless of who you might sell the weapon to down the line. And you certainly don't need to reshoot these. The image below i simply dragged off your site. it was already well within the size specs for this site so i didn't need to to anything to it, just upload. I can delete this post (and image) if this offends you, but this will preserve these images connected to this thread for as long as this site exists therefore keeping the conversation and continued research viable.

fernando · 14th September 2010, 02:18 PM

I notice that Lee's comprehensive input concerning the legal issue arrived here one minute before my post, making my empirical observations a bit surpassed.
The reason is that i actually started first but, despite my text was shorter, i take much longer to write and recheck it, assuming english is not my mother language

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Yes, Lee is right, searching for a thread in order to check on a determined item and finding only blank squares with the photo depot logo, is like looking at a garden without flowers.

Tu servidor
Nando

celtan · 15th September 2010, 02:45 AM

Guys,

You have been wonderful hosts. For you, I'll try to post originals. But please forgive the ocassional lapse.

Best regards.

Manolo

Quote:

Originally Posted by fernando

I notice that Lee's comprehensive input concerning the legal issue arrived here one minute before my post, making my empirical observations a bit surpassed.
The reason is that i actually started first but, despite my text was shorter, i take much longer to write and recheck it, assuming english is not my mother language

.
Yes, Lee is right, searching for a thread in order to check on a determined item and finding only blank squares with the photo depot logo, is like looking at a garden without flowers.

Tu servidor
Nando

14th September 2010, 02:04 PM	#2
David Keris forum moderator Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Nova Scotia Posts: 7,247	Manolo, we certainly don't want to put you to too much trouble. But if you have ever been referred back to an old thread in our archives and found nothing but "image removed" icons amongst the text you might understand our frustration. Without the weapons in discussion properly illustrated the text often becomes completely useless. As Lee pointed out, you own the rights to these photos regardless of who you might sell the weapon to down the line. And you certainly don't need to reshoot these. The image below i simply dragged off your site. it was already well within the size specs for this site so i didn't need to to anything to it, just upload. I can delete this post (and image) if this offends you, but this will preserve these images connected to this thread for as long as this site exists therefore keeping the conversation and continued research viable. Attached Images

14th September 2010, 01:18 PM	#1
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Got your message, Manolo; points of view noted. Definitely (nowadays) i have lots of time myself . I also erase pictures from my computer resident (not web) library, when pieces eventually go away. But i don't tink it is illegal to preserve them in a/the forum archives for future memory, as long as they were posted while the item was ours. Saludos Nando

14th September 2010, 02:18 PM	#3
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	I notice that Lee's comprehensive input concerning the legal issue arrived here one minute before my post, making my empirical observations a bit surpassed. The reason is that i actually started first but, despite my text was shorter, i take much longer to write and recheck it, assuming english is not my mother language . Yes, Lee is right, searching for a thread in order to check on a determined item and finding only blank squares with the photo depot logo, is like looking at a garden without flowers. Tu servidor Nando