Monday, June 4th, 2012 08:35 am GMT -6 Monday, June 4th, 2012 08:35 am GMT -6Monday, June 4th, 2012 08:35 am GMT -6
Manufacturers, why not give your employees credit for the model airplane designs they produce for you?
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Thanks, Mike.
I see the words “reprint for free” but I can’t find anyway to print a copy of the article for my own use. Is that possible?
If the article is in the form of a video, then it can be embedded on a website free of charge. That is part of the standard YouTube policies. If it’s a printed article, then just copy and paste the text.
I agree with you completely, Carlos. While companies would the public to believe they created their products, a footnote on each box would be a personalization that would add prestige to the design. How can we support you in this quest?
Thank you. The next time you buy a kit, look to see if the designer and the other staff got credited. If they did not, give the kit manufacturer a hard time. Also, publicly praise the companies that give credit to their staff. If enough people do this, I guarantee you that they will change in their ways.
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