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Ahoj Werush, vůbec nevím, ale doufám, že si tohle přečteš. Jsem Kája z bývalého blogu graphics-4ever.blog.cz, nebo taky z kaja-will.blog.cz....z hodně. Když si zrušila graphic-fenty najednou si zmizela, i z facebooku, a já začala vzpomínat na ty starý dobrý časy, kdy jsme ještě s Amme, Anitou a LeunQou tak stračně dlouho prochatovali na ICQ. A taky by mně zajímalo, co s tebou je, jak se máš...a podobně. Protože jsi mi toho ve světě blogaření, co se grafiky týče, tolik dala... doufám, že si na mně pamatuješ. 

Ahoj znám tě ještě když si mela blog graphic-fenty.blog.cz mužu se zeptat kde tedka si ? a spřátelíme tady na deviantaru ? odepiš pp

strongly suggest you actually READ this comment thoroughly, because it could possibly save you from getting into serious trouble with the law. Just don't skim over this. If you disregard this, you will find yourself in LEGAL trouble.

You're committing a serious crime called art theft, or also known as "copyright infringement."

(Quoted from: [link] )

"You have stolen/edited many pieces in your gallery. This is called copyright infringement. Copyright infringement in the US can range from 6 months to 25 years in prison and can be up to $250,000 fine per offense: ("NET Act.")
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Here is more material under electronic contract law. You signed a legal, binding contract stating that you read before joining deviantART: dA Privacy Policy, dA Etiquette Policy and dA's Terms of Service.

Remember that after deleting an account or a deviation, you can still be sued as DeviantART retains all this information for up to 1 year.

In the USA, anyone over 13 can stand trial as an adult, if the courts think you are mentally capable."

If you didn't make the work, you don't have the right to post it.
I hope you will take those words into consideration, or you will find yourself in serious legal trouble. You need to learn that you are breaking SERIOUS, international, copyright laws by posting art that isn't yours in your gallery.


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