P3D Re: Doing business with Tetratel

["Dan Shelley" <dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the update Ray.

It's always good to know what companies decided that they don't need the
business of the most 3D involved people in the world. I will also go out of
my way to let my friends know about their behavior - first stealing, then
being explicitly rude when confronted about it. I don't know - I might even
contact a lawyer if I were you...

I too have had entire sections of my web site stolen from time to time.
Sometimes people are good about removing the stolen content, sometimes not,
but this is a new on on me. It's too bad really - we are a friendly bunch
when approached about the use of our content.

I wonder what their partner companies and investors would think about their
behavior? I would sure like to know what kind of people my money was going
to!

-----Original Message-----

>I thought this might interest the group, (although it might get filtered).
>
>Over the years, I have had trouble with people and companies reposting
>images from my web-site, without giving credits or links, or asking
>for permission.  Recently, I found one of the figure studies from my
>site at the Tetratel web-page.  When I asked Ken Teterington (several
>times) to remove my picture, this was his response.
>
>Tetratel wrote:
>>
>> Hi Ray,
>>
>> Again I apologize and the image will be removed as quick as possible.
>>
>> SO FUCK OFF AND DON'T BOTHER ME AGAIN - JERK:
>
>I informed Ken that I would certainly tell my friends and colleagues
>about his kind cooperation.