Well, Burd and Zuzu heard about it and formed a Galactic Alliance with this yahoo....together, the 3 of them saved the Earth...(or at least saved the gov't the embarrassment of having one of our satellites fall into the "wrong hands")
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Burd Warz...
Did you hear a satellite had to be shot out of the sky the other day, before hurtling into the Earth causing mayhem and destruction of Armageddon Proportions???
Well, Burd and Zuzu heard about it and formed a Galactic Alliance with this yahoo....together, the 3 of them saved the Earth...(or at least saved the gov't the embarrassment of having one of our satellites fall into the "wrong hands")
Well, Burd and Zuzu heard about it and formed a Galactic Alliance with this yahoo....together, the 3 of them saved the Earth...(or at least saved the gov't the embarrassment of having one of our satellites fall into the "wrong hands")
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The original image which you have used unattributed and altered here, was created by Chris Dichtel, graphics editor of the Silicon Valley Watcher, under a Creative Commons License (allowing re-use, but ONLY with attribution, and NOT as altered or derivative work. You can see it here in its original form:
http://www.siliconvalleywatcher.com/mt/archives/2005/05/3d_versions_of_1.php
You should remove this graphic, and give attribution to used graphics. That is what Creative Commons is all about.
P.S.--having just read your sidebar biog., let me just say: I like your music likes, etc., and you are clearly not some commercial website stealing my graphcs (which does occur, and has happened to me on numerous occassions); and at any rate, this is hardly a strong-arm approach on my part (corporations could be sued for such), but merely an attempt to increase awareness: Creative Commons licenses (under which the work I've done for the Silicon Valley Watcher is licensed) allows for re-use, UNALTERED, and PROPERLY ATTRIBUTED (cite the source and artist at the point of re-use). That's the handshake, and you should learn it, if you're going to use it. :)
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