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Letter to Pinterest: thank you for removing a pin with copyright issues.

2017-08-19

Dear Pinterest,
Thank you very much for your discrete letter informing me about you removing a pin due to Copyright issues.  I would rather a pin with copyright issues be removed as quickly as possible so that I will not have to be subjected to the unpleasantness related to being sued for such issues.  Right now, I use only my own images to develop (I am an artist) as well as images free to use, modify and share commercial according to the Bing creative copyright filter.  I also use images under the public domain.
 I did not know How to find out about copyright issues before I got to Bing filter so right now I have some images that I developed before in which I do not know how to check this problem out. They are actually in my archives. I must state, for the records, that sometimes I find all this research confusing and I get mixed up and might use the wrong image. Anyways, I am very grateful you removed the offending image
 I lost a huge amount of money for this reason to people who I consider insane enemies.  I am a bitter pill to swallow.  I have to tell you, there is nothing I would rather less do than have any work of mine benefit these people.  I am referring to this issue because I do not ever want to have such a problem again.  Why should I even bother to notice the quality work of people who have hurt me so grievously? .  As you know there are a lot of images on your site and elsewhere with which there is no problem.
Sincerely Kathy Vivian Fabian
               

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