The resources

inkdotcreator · 11-17-2005

I've only just noticed that you have a brush set entitled "Suicide". I don't know who made this, but i think the title is very insensitive and completely unethical. If you were sensitive to these matters, it would certainly offend you.

I simply ask for the heading on the download page to be changed to something a little less direct.

**Man1c M0g** · 11-17-2005

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Originally Posted by inkdotcreator

I've only just noticed that you have a brush set entitled "Suicide". I don't know who made this, but i think the title is very insensitive and completely unethical. If you were sensitive to these matters, it would certainly offend you.

I simply ask for the heading on the download page to be changed to something a little less direct.

Hmmm. Well, its just the name that the author decided for the brush set. I think its a tad insensitive myself. Any ideas of alternate names? Any that don't involve changing the overall nature of the authors work are preferred!

inkdotcreator · 11-18-2005

Something more subjective. "Bloody"?

GoldNetX · 11-18-2005

While it is named on a subject that can be sensitive, the set is an amazing collection. I don't really think it would be right to alter the name of a work by an artist. If you choose to change it I would suggest contacting the artist first, because as it seems, it is still his property.

scrowler · 11-18-2005

agreed. it is his property and we have no right to change the name. unless you didn't state the name only had a description

ParaSnake · 11-18-2005

Suicide doesnt contain any offensive meaning,doesn it?so let it be

**Bub** · 11-18-2005

I don't believe it's too ethical to change the title name of someone else's work...

Leave it be. Anyway, anything you name it will be offensive to somebody. Sorry.

**Man1c M0g** · 11-18-2005

Hmmm. Well, get me a petition of 10 people who are offended and i'll remove the file from the database. Otherwise, I think I'll leave it as it is. As the others say, changing the name of the file would be a betrayal of the author's copyright. You can always place a comment in the resource comments stating your displeasure with the name though. I know for sure that the original authors *DO* check their resource comments from time to time.