It all began simple enough. Minnu Palen released her much awaited Gen 4 skins that had been delayed due to a content theft protest to protect her fellow skin makers. Minnu decided to educate us all about the designer Alexander McQueen. This time she has tried to claim the work of Danae Kotsi as her own. I have been following the threads on Shopping Cart Disco(here, here, and here) and SL Univerise very closely.
Do I believe that Minnu is guilty? You bet your sweet arse I do. Even my slightly near-sighted Nan can see that these skins are the same. To come almost a month later(must have been feeling the DMCA breathing down her neck) and state she used some of the work is just a load of codswallop. Her paid defenders(employees of GLAM World) were so quick to say that we were all blind and they look nothing alike. They believe us all to be simpleton without independent thought in our heads. It is utter rubbish.
All of this has lead me, sweet readers, to delete every bit of Minnu products that I own. It saddens me to waste all of those lindens but it disgusts me to even have her products in my inventory.
Such a big ado was made by Minnu Palen about content theft. Oh the irony.
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