The author prefers his amazing art to stay unused and gets mad at unauthorized distribution by a tiny media site in Spain. Also gets a kick of sueing people. I respect this.
Spoken like someone whose work has never been plagiarized :(
You realize that the creator of whatever original content, be it a photo or writing, is always at a huge disadvantage against the infringing party?
Infringers are like robbers in a candystore of content created for them free for taking and the propability of getting caught is like 1 in a million.
And even when caught, the chances of damages being enforced is another 1 in a million.
Now put yourself in the shoes of the creator of the photo - whose content has repeatedly being lifted without any kind of attribution, remuneration, nothing whatsoever.
And then there's people who have the audacity to call them litigous...
You realize that the creator of whatever original content, be it a photo or writing, is always at a huge disadvantage against the infringing party?
Infringers are like robbers in a candystore of content created for them free for taking and the propability of getting caught is like 1 in a million.
And even when caught, the chances of damages being enforced is another 1 in a million.
Now put yourself in the shoes of the creator of the photo - whose content has repeatedly being lifted without any kind of attribution, remuneration, nothing whatsoever.
And then there's people who have the audacity to call them litigous...