Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 11:14:50 -0700 (PDT) From: Chris Teichreb <cjteichr@sfu.ca> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg2364$foo@default> Subject: Re: photo credit problems
Hi all,
I just have to voice my public support for Andrew in this
situation. I have known Andrew for a long time. He is one of the people
who first helped me in building my beginners collection of plants, often
donating extras at no charge. From what I've seen of Andrew's photos and
plants, he has absolutely no reason whatsoever to steal someone else's
photos for his own use. I completely agree that it was a mistake on
Stephan's part to bring this into the public forum, since this was really
a private matter. A simple request to remove the photos or give him
credit really would have solved the problem.
Just my two cents!
Chris
> I apologize, publically for an honest mistake made in the heat of
> excitment, late night in trying to provide as much information as possible
> for the enlightenment of the visiting public, who may not know that such
> places do exist, and such results are possible in cultivation as well. The
> information I had was faulty and I did not examine it closely enough to
> notice it. In case any one doesn't know by now, I really truely enjoy
> talking about my plants, and teaching newbies about them. If I leave any
> legacy behind, I want it to be in the minds of all the folk, new to the
> hobby who are inspired to grow, and then also to protect these plants.
> I do not apologize however for defending myself in public, where this
> was started. I would appreciate an apology here from you Stephan for
> bringing here what could have been much more amicably sorted out privately,
> and for the damage caused to my good name. You had no need to do this IN
> PUBLIC that I can see except to try and humiliate me and ruin my credability
> and business. Well, I will tell you, as any one who has recieved plants
> from me knows that I deliver only the best if I can, or will do everything I
> can to make them happy. I have been doing this for much longer then you or
> Dean have been around and will continue to.
>
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Chris Teichreb
Department of Biological Sciences
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C.
cjteichr@sfu.ca
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