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[butterfly]

The icon that I'm using in this post, my Justified icon, that I made?

Well, someone else is using it.

I spent quite a bit of time on this one in particular, making the colors in 'Justified' match to the 'Justin' in his belt. I decided pretty much right after I made it that it was going to be a personal icon and therefore didn't make it available to be used by other people.

I've left her a comment:
"Hi, Heather.

I couldn't help but notice that your default icon is the same as one of mine. Now, as I personally made this icon for my own use, I'm wondering how you came across yours. I spent quite a bit of time on my icon and I really would appreciate it if you could replace it with something else.

Thanks."

Comments

[jadedbyblueeyes.livejournal.com]

Listen. I did NOT know that it was your icon. Don't bash me when you don't even know the real deal. Now THAT is tacky and immature. And the immature thing about this situation is you actually put the link to my LiveJournal in your post. Why not give benefit of the doubt instead of assumptions? You know, LiveJournal icons are passed around the internet and I received it from someone. If you didn't want someone to steal it and pass it around the internet, why not do a JavaScript code so it can not be stolen? Finally, next time you have a conversation online with some person you do not know, it's not wise to post it in your LiveJournal for the world to see. That sparks tempers and makes the situation go out of control.