Quote - Pengy, while it may be technically legal, it's not ethical.  While you may not be able to be tried for a crime, you'd certainly be open to a civil lawsuit, if caught and the originating artist decided to go down that road.

I think that's the point he was trying to make.

Me, I'd also like to see an end to the bickering. This thread has been long on argument, and short on relevant information. I for one would like to know how to do these things myself. I don't have the motivation to be a merchant, but it might help me retain characters/looks/etc for my personal work.

May we see the checklist, please?

Been thinking about submitting, and if I know what you're looking for, then I can hand it to my testers for QA that's valuable towards the end result.

Good job on the scripting, PJF. We do appreciate it.

That being said, wny did a user have to do it in the first place?

Most likely because someone else would not. Someone who's job it was to listen to us and fix it.

Quote - You're talking about fairness.  There is no such animal.  Stick your pics out there and take a risk.  Some people will love your work, others will hate it.  The majority will be indifferent.  That's the way it is. Nothing fair, honest or nice about any of it.  Shit happens, as they say.

Nobody here nor there said a thing about fair. Life isn't fair. I was talking about the basic stupidity of people who insist on torturing themselves looking at crap they didn't want to see in the first place. Worse, it's something they had to try to stick their noses into. 

They get no sympathy from me.

 I'm going to get off my soapbox now, and let you get back to your day.

Fluffy bunnies?

They're nasty, dirty, and they bite. A lot like some people I can think of.

Now that I've got that out of the way: If you leave a negative comment, at least have the cahones to tell the artist why you think his/her work is crap. Don't just slap them and run.

It's rather like hitting a car in traffic, and then leaving the scene. Rude at best, stupid and insensitive at worst.

Mind you, no-one is going to die over a bad comment, but if they won't learn anything if you just tell them to stick it up their rumps.

If, by some chance you're the artist that got trolled, ignore them. They're out of their heads. If they do it a lot, then talk to Administration for whatever website. More than likely, you're not the only one being trolled. There are ways to stop incessant pricks.

If you are the trolls that enjoy this hit and run crap, I have one thing to say:

If you hate my stuff that dratted much, then stop looking at it. IE is not rocket science here. Just click the little 'x' button and go away.

I'm going to get off my soapbox now, and let you get back to your day.

Quite the set... Any ideas on price?

I can think of a few takers...