Author wasn't selling prints. Not sure where you got that idea.
The author's stance was always, that I could tell "I want to make sure this is cool with the photographer and model." But the photographer and model didn't actually discuss things with the author. They took a pretty sketchy claim and went to the author's webhost, who panicked and took everything down.
I bet dollars to donuts that the iStockPhoto license has a dispute resolution method involved in it and that it wasn't used.
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The author's stance was always, that I could tell "I want to make sure this is cool with the photographer and model." But the photographer and model didn't actually discuss things with the author. They took a pretty sketchy claim and went to the author's webhost, who panicked and took everything down.
I bet dollars to donuts that the iStockPhoto license has a dispute resolution method involved in it and that it wasn't used.
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