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It's so nice to get emails like these on a Friday morning :
"Hello , i saw you reported my post for copyright infringement , I didn't intended to do so. .. and if you want i will give yoy credits too , i didn'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't intended to do so. .. and if you want i will give yoy credits too , i didn'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 'celeb' pictures they found elsewhere online.
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"This, from an Instagram user who first posted on March 18, and only posts 'celeb' 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't own, chasing social media "likes" in the process, IS NOT HARD WORK. Throwing out the 'bad situation mentally' card ain't going to cut it either.
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People like this don'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's that simple.
Any other "offer" is a BS insult.
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Pay me.
It's that simple.
Any other "offer" is a BS insult.
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