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It& #39;s so nice to get emails like these on a Friday morning :
"Hello , i saw you reported my post for copyright infringement , I didn& #39;t intended to do so. .. and if you want i will give yoy credits too , i didn& #39;t knew it belongs to you , so please take that report back..."
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"Hello , i saw you reported my post for copyright infringement , I didn& #39;t intended to do so. .. and if you want i will give yoy credits too , i didn& #39;t knew it belongs to you , so please take that report back..."
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".. i have created that account with very hardwork and i m in very bad situation mentally , it will be of great help , Thank you in advance 
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This, from an Instagram user who first posted on March 18, and only posts & #39;celeb& #39; pictures they found elsewhere online.
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This, from an Instagram user who first posted on March 18, and only posts & #39;celeb& #39; pictures they found elsewhere online.
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The absolute scale of entitlement here is audacious: posting photographs that you found online and don& #39;t own, chasing social media "likes" in the process, IS NOT HARD WORK. Throwing out the & #39;bad situation mentally& #39; card ain& #39;t going to cut it either.
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People like this don& #39;t have the discipline to create. They see what others have already done, and then take it for themselves - refusing to earn knowledge or skills, taking no responsibility for their actions. Standing on the shoulders of others, they shout "Look at me!"
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You want to make use of something I created, which took my time, money, and skills to bring into being?
Pay me.
It& #39;s that simple.
Any other "offer" is a BS insult.
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Pay me.
It& #39;s that simple.
Any other "offer" is a BS insult.
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