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[David Metsky]

irrelevant nonsense.

And mostly wrong or misleading to boot.

[DonSchap]

irrelevant nonsense.

Rooz,

you are just mislead. 'Nuff said. Let's keep it simple, as you are so often want to do, eh? (Waiting for the next mud-slop)

[Rooz]

Don, perhaps you could explain why your post is even remotely relevant to the conversation.

[DonSchap]

Nah... I won't waste your time. It was a rational musing concerning the state of technology. "Peek-a boo! Who sees you?"

[jr_rodriguez]

Nah... I won't waste your time. It was a rational musing concerning the state of technology. "Peek-a boo! Who sees you?"

Don, you know what's next? They're coming for your cameras...better be prepared!
LOL

[Rooz]

Nah... I won't waste your time. It was a rational musing concerning the state of technology. "Peek-a boo! Who sees you?"

Lol, how did you figure ?
It was completely irrelevant in the context of he discussion and completely irrational in a broader sense.

Am happy to stand corrected or perhaps you can refer me to a DIY for tin foil hats ? lol

[DonSchap]

Remember: Fear that you are paranoid does not mean they are NOT out to getcha!

There is a bill, presently in Congress, that is trying to forbid people from selling anything (like garage sales, ebay, private ads, etc) without federally licensed regulation.



I guess it's back to barter, because money exchange will be illegal. If we cannot "freely" sell our images... man, we're going hungry.

[jr_rodriguez]

Remember: Fear that you are paranoid does not mean they are NOT out to getcha!

There is a bill, presently in Congress, that is trying to forbid people from selling anything (like garage sales, ebay, private ads, etc) without federally licensed regulation.



I guess it's back to barter, because money exchange will be illegal. If we cannot "freely" sell our images... man, we're going hungry.

Good thing you don't have to worry about it since you don't make any images...

[David Metsky]

There is a bill, presently in Congress, that is trying to forbid people from selling anything (like garage sales, ebay, private ads, etc) without federally licensed regulation.

As usual, you've gotten some key details incorrect. It's a case on the Supreme Court docket, and while it could have a major impact on your ability to sell items, it only applies to copyrighted objects where the copyright is held outside the US. And there's no federal licensing involved. So, basically, you got all the facts wrong.

[DonSchap]

Thanks for the correction, David. I meant to get back to this... and all this paperwork could just dump the economy outright. As it stands, they are trying to get tracking on any sales over $600.00 Heck, that's my base rate for most work.