Some fuck Head on Deviant art is stealing our content

[Ditosta]

So I found this profile passing off out content as theirs

http://gothichick9.deviantart.com/gallery/



Deviant Art refuses to take it down!

[HorseShit]

whatever

[MRock]

follow through by contacting the host next ...

[TheDoc]

They appear to be U.S. based...



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[CIVMatt]

and you're surprised why?

[Bro Media - BANNED FOR LIFE]

DMCA the fuckers, if they refuse to take it down, go legal.

[SlammedMedia]

go figure...and usually it's guys on here stealing content off there for their designs.

[LadyMischief]

I will see what I can do I know someone over there.

[gooddomains]

use DMCA and it will be resolved

[tiger]

Originally Posted by Retox Josh

DMCA the fuckers, if they refuse to take it down, go legal.

[pornlaw]

Im in LA about 8 miles from their address if you need any help, let me know.

[fris]

Originally Posted by Ditosta

So I found this profile passing off out content as theirs

http://gothichick9.deviantart.com/gallery/



Deviant Art refuses to take it down!

My friend is the art director for deviantart, i will pass it on to her.

[Ditosta]

Thanks guys for all of the help, especially those that know someone over there!
I will keep you updated.

[crockett]

You could also start by mentioning he's a thief in the commits.. http://gothichick9.deviantart.com/ The other users won't forget because in artist communities thief's are shunned as they should be.

[Kudles]

Thats nice