Jewelry Inspired by The Hunger Games

re: Jewelry Inspired by The Hunger Games

Anna_Gray — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 23:29:31 GMT

So very strange to see a magazine encouraging an unlawful behavior. How would you feel if we started hacking and reselling your copyrighted materials? Etsy is a copycat nest; Etsy is created to make money for Etsy, not for its users. Being an attorney, apart from being a jeweler, I can tell you that at least 15,000 (rough figure) Etsy stores could face serious copyright, pattern, and trademark infringement charges, if their activities became known to the lawful holders.

re: Jewelry Inspired by The Hunger Games

inverdon — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:18:39 GMT

What a load of rubbish...who would want to wear such junk!! I am disappointed to see what I think is a con, just hang onto the coat tails of someone else's work and copy and sell. Where is the originality and hand work in that? ...it's just a a way to avoid copyright payments.

The first book held promise, the second book didn't live up to it's promise and the third book was a total failure....moan, moan, poor me, paint me and let me fail, dress me up and let me fail again...kill off the decent characters and then tell me I'm wonderful...and sell sell sell...let's make lots of money...it's all just sad.

re: Jewelry Inspired by The Hunger Games

em-squared — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 03:47:45 GMT

I hate to say it, but the top left item is a $5 pin sold at bookstores, Walmart, etc. Adding a chain doesn't make it worthy of comment - the "artist" is basically a reseller.