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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by amongus
Watch the video, read along with the article.
Originally posted by Somethingintheclouds
reply to post by Deplume
I promised my subs I would give them at lest 2 - 3 investigation videos each week and two news updates and I post it on here and get attacked?! WTF!
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Somethingintheclouds
Attacked?
I'd call it busted.
The least you could have done is provided the source of you "research".
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by amongus
Watch the video (he'll appreciate the revenue), read along with the article.
edit on 5/17/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)
he didn't quote the article in his opening post
Originally posted by Somethingintheclouds
The next great Pacific tsunami may well come from Alaska according to new scientific research. If this will be anything like the great swells of seawater that region has kicked up in the past, it could cause death and destruction as far away as Hawaii and California!
Recent analysis of Alaska’s potential to generate a future tsunami which is highlighted in the May 8 issue of Eos, have turned up a worrisome similarity between the source of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake that generated the Japan tsunami and a particular segment of a major quake-prone fault running along the seafloor just south of Alaska’s Aleutian islands.
Earth Change News Investigates
see who gets credited in the description
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Deplume
he didn't quote the article in his opening post
He did.
see who gets credited in the description
Descriptions can be edited.
Originally posted by Somethingintheclouds
Yes you are entitled to your own view but slating someone for copyrighting when they have not is dam right out of order.
You are free to display and print for your personal, non-commercial use information you receive through the Discovery Sites. But you may not otherwise reproduce any of the materials without the prior written consent of the owner. You may not distribute copies of materials found on the Discovery Sites in any form (including by e-mail or other electronic means), without prior written permission from the owner.
Originally posted by Phage
Originally posted by Somethingintheclouds
Yes you are entitled to your own view but slating someone for copyrighting when they have not is dam right out of order.
You used the article as your script. You did no independent research. You did not credit the source in the video.
You are free to display and print for your personal, non-commercial use information you receive through the Discovery Sites. But you may not otherwise reproduce any of the materials without the prior written consent of the owner. You may not distribute copies of materials found on the Discovery Sites in any form (including by e-mail or other electronic means), without prior written permission from the owner.
dsc.discovery.com...edit on 5/17/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)
I make one small mistake
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Somethingintheclouds
I make one small mistake
Mistakes can be corrected but I'm not sure Discovery Channel or Sarah Simpson (the actual author) would consider it small.
It is not fair use.
edit on 5/17/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)