Caution Illegal Practices

[G.A. Kokes]

They copied our entire code. Every bit of it. We were able to track them as it looked as though someone was working on our site. Here you can see a bit more:

http://www. writecut .com/digital_cinematography.htm

put it together to form the url)

They only took down the first page. I will tell you all that when I first saw their site, it was an exact copy. Demo videos and all! As you can see here my demo is still up on their site, only on a back page. The main page no longer links here, but they had everything up yesterday....

Cheers,
G

 

[Andrew Benz]

I cannot believe this supreme level of stupidity... as you said G.A. they were linked to YOUR demos--Your hard work, your crews hard and collective craft/creativity. I hope you are able to legally "stomp a mud hole" out of these despicable people.

Please keep us posted on this and thank you for throwing light on this inane act. I am torqued for you...

They copied our entire code. Every bit of it. We were able to track them as it looked as though someone was working on our site. Here you can see a bit more:

http://www. writecut .com/digital_cinematography.htm

put it together to form the url)

They only took down the first page. I will tell you all that when I first saw their site, it was an exact copy. Demo videos and all! As you can see here my demo is still up on their site, only on a back page. The main page no longer links here, but they had everything up yesterday....

Cheers,
G

 

[Ed Watkins]

But one thing, how did you discover this? There are more than a hundred million web sites on the internet...

A visitor to my site actually alerted me to this copycat. Apparently the person was a webmaster and had seen my original design on a CSS gallery. By chance he had just contracted said copycat to do a site for him, when he saw the guys site and recognized it he let me know.

Usually however google, or my site logs turn up suspicious activity that often leads to a copied site.

 

[Dominic Cochran]

Write Cut Productions, by Ericka M Smith; a graduate of University of Michigan Film School

Typical Wolverine behavior.