Lazar, my uneducated guess is three of the four are licensed. The other is a google search. That's not what's at play. This thread is about a website that's not licensed.
They are all too poor resolution to produce a satisfactory print at actual size.Is Google Images licensed to redistribute those images, which anyone can print?
appears untenable. Hyperbole? How in the world is this true? SToP are peopled with the sort that are helping to keep smoking alive.The kind of thing that is keeping pipe smoking alive.
So I guess the answer to the OP's question is "Not anymore"? smhcellarlabels.com
Do any of you use these?
As someone who really enjoys tin art I look forward to seeing these on jars in my stash. They will certainly be quite an improvement over my sharpie chicken scratch on blue masking tape.
This is so true. I used to do electrical work for one of their distribution centers and all they ever talked about was protecting their brand.Look up McDonald's history, they protect their brand and they would crush you. They. Don't. Care. What. Your. Intentions. Are. Full stop.
Yup. We can't have people buying tins of product and then putting an image of the tin they purchased on the lid of a jar in their drawer. That would be too much. Whoever this is needs to go down. Make an example of them so everyone learns to stick to painter's tape and sharpies.The Web site still has SToP images...maybe pay the lawyers some more money, second cease and desist letter. To what end.
Dumb.
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