Thanks for the information, I Really Like Semantic Technology.

You understand English very well so stick to it or I will have to delete your next comment.

You just proved yourself that you’re wrong on this subject but you still won’t acknowledge it. There is simply no excuse for threatening me. Also your image does not depict the neighbourhood but only one building so stop forcing your interpretation upon me.

On a sidenote: The photographer of the image I have replaced yours with was perfectly happy with me using it so stop complaining and think a little about your negativity. Maybe it’s the reason why you live in such a neighbourhood. Negative people won’t go far.

I have changed your “name” and removed your link. The “website” link is not for self promotion at my expense.

A burned out neighborhood plagued with poverty and crime has one successful business, which is where people sell the last of their possessions. If you think it’s perfectly fine to take that image and apply it to something such as search engine optimization, then that’s your opinion, but I don’t agree.

My name is Brett Schutzman, as can be readily found on my flickr profile and website. You had credited the image to my organization (and flickr id), “Maproom Systems”, and did so correctly. Since i was only commenting here in regards to the image, i saw no reason to confuse matters with an additional user name.

Your comment submission line has a space for “Website.” If you don’t want people to fill that in, then don’t give them the option.

The popularity of your blog has absolutely nothing to do with any part of this discussion.

Thank you for removing the image.

I find it offensive that you do not stick to my commenting rules by not mentioning your actual name. Also you seemingly do not understand the creative commons license you use. Commercial use means actually selling an image which I did not. In addition even if I did breach the license there is no reason to threaten me, just a polite request would suffice.
Last but not least you seem to be a very negative person as your interpretation of the image does not make this image a negative one per definition. It has been changed by the context of this post which is a positive one, empowering webmasters to use their existing content to earn money they would loose otherwise. So even where there is no money a goldmine can be discovered.

I have an advice for you: If you want to keep a monopoly on the meaning of your images use a copyright instead or do not post them online at all. If you’re unable to share don’t do it. If you’re a a fan of gloom it’s your problem but keep it to yourself and do not offend others. Also make sure that you at least aren’t as cowardly as to mention your real name when offending others. I’m blogging for 5 years now and you’re the first malcontent to complain about me using an image of his. Get a life pal. I deeply regret promoting you with a link and a free display on my highly popular blog. Also I will remove your advertising link from your comment so that you can’t promote yourself with offending people.

Tadeusz Szewczyk

Due to the fact that this is a commercial endeavor (ie, “Sponsored” as you clearly state), this in violation of my creative commons non-comm licensing.

In addition, and on a non-legalistic note, I find your use of the image deeply offensive. This is a pawn shop, one of the few successful types of businesses currently existing in Detroit, Michigan, and a sign of the widespread poverty and desperation with plagues the city. I took this photo to illustrate that fact, and you’re using it to pad the content of a totally inappropriate and unrelated article.

Please remove it immediately, or I will file a Notice of Infringement with your Hosting Provider.

Thank you.

semantic tagging has done wonders for my email management. one of my favorite tag is “To Do” which is red. then sorting messages based on the different tags they may have is priceless.

other sites which use semantic tagging like technorati, blogcatalog, stumbleupon have made it easier for me to find way more relevant content with one click

i could ramble on like grandpa simpson for hours…