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Qing · Posted 08-03-2011, 07:16 PM

I have never "stolen" someone's avatar before, at least not knowingly. And if I had, no one has ever brought it to my attention. If I had the exact same avatar as someone else, I would be grateful if someone told me, so I could it. But if there were only a few items of similarity on each of our avatars and someone tried telling me that I was immitating, I would very likely get irritated and tell them how wrong they were.

If someone were to steal my avatar and I ere to find out about it, I would actually feel kind of honored that they would think my avatar worth "stealing"; however, I would still ask them kindly to make some changes to their's, so the two would no longer be similar. C:

Qing The Wandering Spirit			#51
	I have never "stolen" someone's avatar before, at least not knowingly. And if I had, no one has ever brought it to my attention. If I had the exact same avatar as someone else, I would be grateful if someone told me, so I could it. But if there were only a few items of similarity on each of our avatars and someone tried telling me that I was immitating, I would very likely get irritated and tell them how wrong they were. If someone were to steal my avatar and I ere to find out about it, I would actually feel kind of honored that they would think my avatar worth "stealing"; however, I would still ask them kindly to make some changes to their's, so the two would no longer be similar. C: 情 Qing, pronounced "Ching."
		Posted 08-03-2011, 07:16 PM