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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post

    Morally I'm happy with what we do on here. Legally, I'm sure we are not strictly above board, but we'll keep on having fun until someone says otherwise.
    Hey! can we be the Fell Poet Pirates?
    Morally - well obviously we're on dodgy ground with the fish fingers and chocolate biscuits - but if poetry was my trade, I'd want them to be read.

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    Remind me not to hum a tune I didn't pen in a public place... :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Whippet View Post
    Hey! can we be the Fell Poet Pirates?
    Morally - well obviously we're on dodgy ground with the fish fingers and chocolate biscuits - but if poetry was my trade, I'd want them to be read.
    That is a great idea OW! I am digging out my bandana and eye patch...not sure how the patch will affect my running but I did run half of Fox and Hounds with only one contact lens in as it got knocked out after I fell down a hole in the heather. It was an interesting experience!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swiss Toni View Post
    Remind me not to hum a tune I didn't pen in a public place... :-)
    Hey Swiss Toni...stop humming that 'Dancing Queen' in Tescos.

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    [QUOTE=Harry H Howgill;305101]You have an interesting point of view on this as you are in the position of the being a person who's work could be technically "stolen". (I'm also sure that an original will be of far superior quality to a cut and pasted version). It must be difficult as you will lose some control as to how the work is presented, but you are right also in that you will get increased exposure, and as long as you are credited correctly that seems ok, like you say. Have you ever had to ask anyone to remove a picture of your work from a website? QUOTE]

    I have never had to ask anyone to remove my work because mainly they are just pasted on blogs or people's websites and are credited to me. I actually find it flattering and am chuffed to bits that people like my work. The times I've had to deal with copyright issues have been over illustration work and drawings being used repeatedly for successional projects without me being paid. Also had my work ripped off by another artist who got a job I went for and he had the cheek to copy my drawings badly! Oh yes...years back someone copied one of my prints and started selling it but it was really poorly made so I wasn't too bothered. The techniques I use are very hard to replicate, have been developed by me over years of experimenting and you need a press and printmaking knowledge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby Tup View Post
    I hadn't spent an hour of my life reading poetry before this thread started nevermind writing anything. It has been a revelation to me and I have several poetry books now in addition to the Neruda one I bought someone else for Chrismas The fact that thousands of poems are available on the web with public access is fantastic
    I do think it is brilliant that you write such great stuff having never even been interested before.

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    thanks to Freckle's thread

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    Re: Today's poet

    All looked bleak
    Then out of the blue
    Work till May

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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by merrylegs View Post
    All looked bleak
    Then out of the blue
    Work till May
    Great news Half decent work?

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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by merrylegs View Post
    All looked bleak
    Then out of the blue
    Work till May
    merrylegs'
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    Poacher turned game-keeper

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    Quote Originally Posted by merrylegs View Post
    All looked bleak
    Then out of the blue
    Work till May
    good news for dear merrylegs
    may it last and last
    shiny new shoes and manbags

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