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Yeah, I saw it. Anyone with legal training able to tell me if she has a leg to stand on?
Also, in a response sent to my wife (who made an account to call her out on it), she (and I am paraphrasing to avoid any legal problems with sharing something from a private email), she claims it is derivative work because:
A: she significantly alters and expands on the source work, and also requires a lot of time and skill
B. Doesn't know if Jane is actually my wife, and may be a faker/internet lurker troll.
C: never expected anyone to look at it; the example poster is one she did to teach herself better Photoshop skills, and she needed an example service to put on her page.
D: Nobody has ever purchased this so she hasn't made a penny on any of it.
Total bullshit, or is there a thread of legal foundation for her to stand on? I'm checking with other people more law-smart than me, but I thought I'd toss this out to the crew for feedback.
Please hold off on any carpet bombing of her site until I can get some actual legal advice, so that she cannot claim harassment from this end.
A: she significantly alters and expands on the source work, and also requires a lot of time and skillJesus christ, seriously? The only thing that was changed was the face. It takes maybe ten minutes to swap that out in GIMP.