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Andi will probably pick the "visit all 15 stations on foot" challenge!

greatkingrat wrote:Andi will probably pick the "visit all 15 stations on foot" challenge!

Sounds reasonable, can't be *that* far between stations

(I can happily say that knowing I can't make round 1 so think it'd be funny )

greatkingrat wrote:Andi will probably pick the "visit all 15 stations on foot" challenge!

Dont give me ideas Peter but surfice to say Mr Berc i can pick anything no matter how daft it may be and ur vet it and either say yes or no?

Should we also make the 15th Dec our annual Christmas darts / social get together

Thought you might like to see this.

OK, it's just a start...

Nice work Rhys looks good

I notice the Random 15 "website" gives no credit to the BERC. Poor show, very poor show.

Sam wrote:I notice the Random 15 "website" gives no credit to the BERC. Poor show, very poor show.

Nor does it credit the theft of this forum's logo ...

tubeguru wrote:

Sam wrote:I notice the Random 15 "website" gives no credit to the BERC. Poor show, very poor show.

Nor does it credit the theft of this forum's logo ...

That is also very true Neil.

And if you're happy for this image to be found on Google, you cannot complain.

hopeful traveller wrote:And if you're happy for this image to be found on Google, you cannot complain.

So by that wonderful logic, every picture that comes up in a Google search is yours to do what you want with, regardless of copyright?

I wonder who the other photos on "your" website belong to.

tubeguru wrote:

hopeful traveller wrote:And if you're happy for this image to be found on Google, you cannot complain.

So by that wonderful logic, every picture that comes up in a Google search is yours to do what you want with, regardless of copyright?

I wonder who the other photos on "your" website belong to.

And Google themselves see copyright as a war in the control for global information glows, so presuming everything on Google is out of copyright is like presuming everything on Pirate Bay is 100% perfectly legal...

See this documentary: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... rld_Brain/

Regardless of copyright, if I had simply been asked if it was OK to use the image, I would have been fine about it.

Sadly, the current young generation feel that they have a right to everything in return for nothing, thanks to the power of the internet.

tubeguru wrote:

hopeful traveller wrote:And if you're happy for this image to be found on Google, you cannot complain.

So by that wonderful logic, every picture that comes up in a Google search is yours to do what you want with, regardless of copyright?

I wonder who the other photos on "your" website belong to.

Images can be blocked from search engines.