Re: [Leica]Whiners

["steve lehuray" <icommag@toad.net>]

Hans,
I do not have any photos on your Leica site although at some point I might
like to. And I agree with you that all the whining is disheartening and very
sad not only about the phony MSN issue (I have yet to see one commercialy
viable picture on any of those posts) but it seems to be the nature of this
group to constantly complain and whine about what they have spent a lot of
money for even though they have one of the best camera systems ever designed
and built. Even sadder is that the biggest whiners with the most money spent
are most likely rotten photographers. If you make those two mouse clicks it
will be a sad commentary on this group but they deserve it. Maybe they will
stop it.
Steve
Annapolis

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>From: "Hans Pahlen" <hans.pahlen@mark.komvux.se>
>To: <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
>Subject: Re: [Leica] Photos on the Web
>Date: Fri, Mar 24, 2000, 12:44 PM
>

> I can't help feeling a bit sad, as I was trying to do something for the
> benefit of the rest of you on my spare time, and my reward are whinings and
> complaints. It is easy to feel like dropping the whole idea, and spend my
> time on better things.
>
> I hope it is perfectly clear to everyone that posting to the MSN involves a
> certain risk.
>
> Like the rest of you, I don't know what it really means legally either, but
> please stop this discussion. It is Friday evening, and I am alone at home
> (my wife is in NYC), and after a couple of Scotch later on tonight, I might
> just feel like killing the whole thing if you keep on whining. It just
> takes one or two mouse-clicks to do it...
>
> Hans
>
>> If you don't understand what it is you are agreeing to (when you post the
>> photos to that web site), then you are being foolish.  It has nothing to do
>> with paranoia.
>>
>> Any way, they would NOT be 'ripping off' the photos, since you GAVE them to
>> them of your own free will.
>
>