Fomos plagiados no Facebook!

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FOMOS PLAGIARIZADOS NO FACEBOOK.

Uma página usou nosso nome, ideia e, embora não exatamente nosso brilhante slogan , também o espírito geral de nosso lema.

Depois de anos mantendo um domínio auto-hospedado, passamos por dificuldades e reservamos um lugar para um reinício modesto no Blogspot. Agora encontrei outro plágio. Tenho lidado muito com esse problema nas últimas décadas e suspeito que tenha alguma relação com as dificuldades pelas quais passei. Não estou postando aqui o endereço da página dos plagiadores apenas para não dar o link de referência.

Criei uma página de emergência, Acts & CraftsTM: https://web.facebook.com/actsandcraftstm . Embora ainda não haja nada lá, você pode nos adicionar para suporte e ser informado quando voltarmos (depende de muitos outras coisas estranhas que não deveriam estar acontecendo, mas estão, portanto, o recomeço pode ser lento.



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