I recieved an email yesterday from a person visiting the ROX website.¬ They were viewing “my” page, which has answers to particular questions about me.¬ The unsettling thing is what the emails theme and tone are stating.¬ Here it is, for your viewing pleasure.
“Stealing from other people websites won’t do you any good.¬ I suggest you remove your so called “site” immediately, and never show up on the internet again.”
I have no “stolen” images on this blog, which is the only thing linked to my page on the ROX website.¬ The only images I have which come close to being stolen, are “borrowed” for my business website.¬ I was unable to create images that portrayed the products I sell, so I became an agent for a company that does the same thing I do.¬ Used a few of their images, removing their logos etc.
What do you think?¬ My co-blogger Kelly at cheese.rox is having the same situation.¬ I think that “public” picture use,¬especially for non-monetary use,¬needs some better definition.
Sometimes I get completely random e-mails via rox.com that border on the incomprehensible and appear to be sent by people who have me confused with someone else, or who are just plain confused or even downright crazy. I predict you don’t hear back from this person, but please keep me posted.