They look remarkably similar Susan. There certainly would be a moral
objection to representing the work as your own if it were merely
plagiarised. Apparently this sort of thing goes on a lot in academic
circles, and it is only peer pressure that forces the plagiarist to
desist.
Chris
2) If you feel the picture has been altered, do you agree that representing a
product to sell using a picture of a totally different product is fraudulent?
What would YOU do if one of your pics wer used, altered, and then used to
market a product? Are we lessening our "implied copyright" by posting on the
internet? I have no actual knowledge of the legalities...but common sense
tells me something could be done about this.
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