Re: Any legal problems doing this?

On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:11:38 -0400, "KatWoman" <spamfree@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"BF" <Bfor@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> As many fellow Photoshoppers know it can be a great challenge to take 
>> someones head and put it on a different body. As a joke, if one was to
do 
>> this and the only person that saw the picture was the head shot person
are 
>> there any legal problems doing this if only that person saw it?
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>look up the copyright statutes & rights managagement for your country
>it will differ from UK to USA
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>but usually if you are not re-selling or making money from this and it is

>not for wide public distribution,  it isn't an issue
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>it is always wise to ask the owner of the original if he/she minds you
using 
>it
>in some cases not possible
>also public domain >people in public as celebrities are not protected
from 
>parodies
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>on flickr there is an option for image owners to select the rights, many
of 
>the images are royalty free and some have some rights some grant none
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>look at this page
>http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/

What the **** does Flickr's user licensing have to do with anything? Do
you ever have a clue what you're prattling on about or do you have some
imaginary posting quota you need to meet no matter how ****ing stupid
you sound?