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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Wow!
I've always wanted this to happen!
A recent comment on WaKD 10 says thus:
SORRY if am wrong but I have seen that comic strip some wer els
Now, before anybody gets angry, I will say that I hold absolutely no hostilities towards the commenter. At all. I'm rather amused, actually. For some deranged reason, I've always wanted someone to say that they've seen the comics somewhere before.
That somewhere is my DeviantArt. *nudges links at top* Though a simple investigation in the rest of my fan manga reveals my crummy chibis are everywhere. As are Waffles and Katana. >>;
I'm not so quick to jump the gun when it comes to accusing people of plagiarism (I'm not mad, commenter, I promise!). There are a few steps I follow to see if a person's graphic is indeed their own. We shall use wallpapers as an example.
1.) Check the rest of their wallpapers to investigate the quality of those.
2.) Check their fanart if you suspect that the graphic they've used is a fanart.
3.) Check their myOtakus for any links to outside art sources, such as DeviantArt.
And...yeah.
Though hell, if you find my stuff anywhere else, show me! I'd be rather excited. *SHOT*
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