http://www.datapacket.net/hosting.htm

http://mail.yahoo.com

Uhh???:confused: :confused: :eek: :confused:

I wonder which one stole the graphic from who....

Errr am I missing something? Which graphic?

The 2 girls in sitting with the world behind

Originally posted by Jedito
The 2 girls in sitting with the world behind

Yea, but I don't see them on the yahoo page when I click that link.

I don't see that graphic now nor I have ever seen it on yahoo.

I see it, how disturbing..... ::stickout

I see it, but it just makes me think could they have both bought that image from some place like photodisc ?:confused:

OK yeah I see it when I boot Netscape. If you already have an account with Yahoo then you wont see the graphic.

Anyway I hardly think one graphic warrants much discussion here?

hate to always compare things like this to tacidhost, but i think one major graphic is all it took for them.

If it is something small(like an e-mai me button) then it might be ok

Originally posted by akashd
hate to always compare things like this to tacidhost, but i think one major graphic is all it took for them.

If it is something small(like an e-mai me button) then it might be ok
Ditto

Originally posted by akashd
hate to always compare things like this to tacidhost, but i think one major graphic is all it took for them.

If it is something small(like an e-mai me button) then it might be ok

Well if you call that a major graphic then I'm afraid this board will be flooded with more and more posts along these lines.

how can you not call that a major graphic???

I wish companies would enforce their TOS and that people would refrain from using others' graphics, but that is never going to happen.

Has a photo disk look to it, don't it?

I've seen those girls sitting on those chairs before on eyewire or photo disc.... But the world isn't apart of that pic....

Originally posted by c0bra
OK yeah I see it when I boot Netscape. If you already have an account with Yahoo then you wont see the graphic.



Why not? Just delete the cookies.

I think it damages the overall credibility and professionalism of a site when you see stuff like that pop up. Yeah, maybe one graphic in itself may not appear to mean that much, but if a company plays fast and loose with copyright considerations, then they probably don't have their whole house in order, either.

But then, if it's a photo disk, no worries. Although it's a lot more likely that Yahoo creates its graphics in-house considering the fact that they'd probably have to pay huge royalities otherwise.

OMG!

I wonder if we can sure yahoo.com for this? well maybe not...