Seeing as you're posting your car in here, I'm assuming you want to show it off and display what you're proud of, but how would you feel about having the pictures you post here on another site? I'm sorry if I get in trouble for asking, its just that the trueblueford.com webmaster was asking for pictures of BA utes, and I found a fair few in here which I sent to him, but he will not use them on his site without permission from the owners/posters of the pictures.
So, does anyone here have a problem with this? It's not a problem if you do and your picture wont be used, but if you own a BA ute and you've posted it in here, chances are I have the picture stored somewhere, simply cos I collect pictures of nice cars etc etc.
If you dont wish to have your photo used, or if I'm not supposed to be donig this (i.e. saving the pictures from in here onto my own pc), could you please advise. Thanks!
i'm happy with my car being anywhere, aslong as no numberplate showing, especially after my key being keyed, i'd prefer my car to be slightly harder to spot (club stickers don't help )
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Im not moderator, and dont have a clue how forums work (other than reading and posting). But I do know one thing. Once you put pics of you car into the gallery they become public property. There is no such thing as privacy on the internet and thats all there is to it.
There are soo many falcons out there that it doesn't really matter unless you have really personalised it somehow. And if you have modded it somehow, are you seriously going to tell me that you dont want people knowing about it? Isn't that the whole reason yoy modded it in the first place? To be noticed, to stand out in the crowd?
People are far to paraniod sometimes. You have to be a tight arse to get fired up over this. Just my opinion though.
Nice of you to ask first though....
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Im not moderator, and dont have a clue how forums work (other than reading and posting). But I do know one thing. Once you put pics of you car into the gallery they become public property. There is no such thing as privacy on the internet and thats all there is to it.
There are soo many falcons out there that it doesn't really matter unless you have really personalised it somehow. And if you have modded it somehow, are you seriously going to tell me that you dont want people knowing about it? Isn't that the whole reason yoy modded it in the first place? To be noticed, to stand out in the crowd?
People are far to paraniod sometimes. You have to be a tight arse to get fired up over this. Just my opinion though.
Nice of you to ask first though....
ill agree with what you have said as long as no license plate is shown. and if a license plate is shown, it would only be because the owner didnt disguise it when posting the original pictures
The guy was asking a simple question, nothing more to it, Ive replied with my opinion.
Rather than a crapy picture due to size restrictions, and without forforums.com all over it in a water mark, wouldnt it be nice if you could have a decent pic of you car on another popular site.
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