Well, I just got a rather nasty email. It seems 
someone out there has a sequence mate to a cel I 
own and sent me this email claiming I have their 
cel pictured in my gallery and asking why.

I am rather peeved this person didn't even 
consider the possiblity that we might just have 
consecutive sequence numbers which is why they 
look the very similar. Add to that the number of 
A1-end and rare cels in my gallery, there would 
be no logic for me to steal someone else's image 
of a not-so-rare cel, and post it as my own.

I went to her gallery, and even if I could 
photoshop out the huge watermark she has 
covering the entire cel almost (I probably 
couldn't with my skills) her cel is cropped way 
in on the sides. So unless I used some very 
incredible skills to put the sides of the cel 
back in, it should be obvious it's not her cel.

Sorry if I'm ranting. I just replied to her 
email in probably a less political way that I 
should have. I'm at work so I can't scan in the 
cel, and my home internet is down. Once it's 
back up I plan to scan in my cel including the 
very top with the sequence number visible and 
send it to her and I sincerely hope I get an 
apology, although part of me doesn't want to 
waste any time on someone accusatory like this.

Suggestions?

-Remi