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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 1911097" data-attributes="member: 725">Your entitled to your opinion.Some of the regulars seem to see my point...This is my big problem with this, your not the bloody police! Your just some dude on the internet that says he's an artist and a professional and knows what he's talking about. I'm not saying you are, but what i am saying is that if i made a decission that you were, i would need proof.Uhm... Just where did i say anything (i knew for certain) concerning artist/publisher culpability. As i have indicated i know very little about that. What i do know about copyright is when, where, how much, and under what circumstance i can or cannot do things with copyrighted material. I do not know very much about culpability of an artist/publisher. Which btw might very well be different in your part of the woods then it is in mine.I would assume that it's the responsibility of the artist to have everything in order concerning rights of images used. Again, i'm not saying this is like this, i assume it is, but common sense =! laws.Speculations on what i've indicated i am no expert on, have no impact on the etiquette used on this board. Or the expectations i have of publishers after seeing a good many posts on this board by a good many publishers.Naive i might be in certain aspects. But isn't a verbal or emailed agreement as binding as a contract? Should it be stated in a contract that the contracte isn't allowed to do anything that is not legal? Maybe i'm going a bit far with that common sense thingy...</blockquote>

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