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If you think I copied this (if I'd ever wanted to copy something, I would certainly not let you know as I said - I am not stupid, dear), then it's /your/ problem.
You should learn the difference between taking something as inspiration, which is something that happens all the time in art, not only (especially) on this website, and stealing or copying it. Different colors (my own colors!), different arrangement, different feeling, different title, different widths. It's like saying you made a portrait, I liked it so much to portray the same person on my own, and then you come saying I stole your art.
I hope you got this.


roverraven wrote:

Like I said, I really don't feel like debateing this any more.
It's rather rude to purposfully copy something without leaveing any credit.
If you can't see that, I just don't know what to say.
End of story, I'm done disscussing this.

Like I said, I really don't feel like debateing this any more.
It's rather rude to purposfully copy something without leaveing any credit.
If you can't see that, I just don't know what to say.
End of story, I'm done disscussing this.

..."stealing"? You do not own palettes nor colors. I see people making palettes practically identical to mine without even knowing (of course -- colors are limited after all.) and I am notified when somenone takes some palette/pattern of mine, makes sublte changes, and makes something new.
The palette I made while inspired by yours is quite different from yours too, in terms of shades, widths, general feeling. I made my own colors ( I mean I created new colors) out of it, even.
I also pressed the like/love button on both your palette and pattern before making mine, in order to let you know I appreciate it. If this was meant to be theft, I wouldn't have done it, I am not stupid nor a thieve.
And again this is ridiculous.

roverraven wrote:

No, directly stealing palletes is not considered accaptable.
If you want to make a knock-off of something, you should post the origional and give credit.
It's simply not acceptable to steal and try to pass it off as your own, especialy when you plan on copying the exact pattern used as well.
I'm sorry if you've had palletes or patterns stolen by others, but please understand this is /NOT/ acceptable.
I'm not a big grudge-holder and I'd consider this to be an obvious link-back to the origonal, so I won't demand credit, but just know for future referance- this is /not/ ok.

No, directly stealing palletes is not considered accaptable.
If you want to make a knock-off of something, you should post the origional and give credit.
It's simply not acceptable to steal and try to pass it off as your own, especialy when you plan on copying the exact pattern used as well.
I'm sorry if you've had palletes or patterns stolen by others, but please understand this is /NOT/ acceptable.
I'm not a big grudge-holder and I'd consider this to be an obvious link-back to the origonal, so I won't demand credit, but just know for future referance- this is /not/ ok.

"Taking palettes/patterns by others as inspiration" is something normally done on this website, dear. They do it with mine all the time. I quite liked your palette and the pattern you chose so I made my own version of it, in brighter colors that suit my taste better. You do not own colors, claiming something like this as yours sounds ridicolous to me. :)

roverraven wrote:

That's a little too close for comfort miss, expecially when you made the exact same pattern off of it, too.

That's a little too close for comfort miss, expecially when you made the exact same pattern off of it, too.

what's wrong?
roverraven wrote:

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