Aaron Fike Update...

Blake Johnson · 11/15/07, 3:59 PM

I am assuming the story here was taken from a newspaper article and not written by the poster. If that is the case, I would like to educate everyone on the legalities and common courtesy of posting other's work. I am a freelance writer and prior to a few years ago did not know these rules myself.

It is ok to post part or the full article (depending on a website's rules) on a website. Most sites are ok with posting part of an article without permission. They ask that you post the title of the article, who wrote it and where it came from (ex: the Indianapolis Star). Then they ask that you place a link to the full article to the origional web story. Most websites/ message boards would rather you do that anyway to not take up so much space on the board. This does two things to help the origional owner: 1. gives proper credit to whoever wrote it. 2. allows the origional website to count it as a hit. Every hit helps the website sell advertising. Assume all content on websites are copyrighted.

By doing this, you help keep the writers and reports that write the stories you read employed and allow them to keep writing stories you are interrested in.

Thanks for posting the article. By doing so you helped me get information on a story I am interrested in.

Blake

ossuks · 11/15/07, 4:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Nungester

While I wish him luck with his freedom to pursue whats left of his life. I respect him for admitting his problems and trying to do something to curb a problem.

However and this is more directed at Warren Co. Court system

This was a Bullcrap sentence IMHO in a state where I can get a hundred dollar fine for smoking a legal cigarette within 40ft of any buisness, this guy walks free while for probably years he contributed to Street Crime, Prostitution and NARCOTICS. (All involved with the illegal drug trade in which he was a participant and user)

Please alow me to start geeks for whatever next time I commit a felony and let me walk.
BTW, I live in Warren County.
Chuck

Wait till Dwight reads this post!

Shawn · 11/15/07, 5:00 PM

...from Jayski.com

You can check it out, but I think it was the Cincinnati Enquirer from which Jayski got the story...

Bubzilla · 11/15/07, 5:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Nungester

While I wish him luck with his freedom to pursue whats left of his life. I respect him for admitting his problems and trying to do something to curb a problem.

However and this is more directed at Warren Co. Court system

This was a Bullcrap sentence IMHO in a state where I can get a hundred dollar fine for smoking a legal cigarette within 40ft of any buisness, this guy walks free while for probably years he contributed to Street Crime, Prostitution and NARCOTICS. (All involved with the illegal drug trade in which he was a participant and user)

Please alow me to start geeks for whatever next time I commit a felony and let me walk.
BTW, I live in Warren County.
Chuck

Hypocrisy at it's finest. Someone who admits to committing felonies, and then trashes someone for making a mistake and trying to atone for it.

itsanonwingthing · 11/15/07, 5:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shawn

...from Jayski.com

You can check it out, but I think it was the Cincinnati Enquirer from which Jayski got the story...

The original story is from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Aaron Fike Story

Charles Nungester · 11/15/07, 5:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bubzilla

Hypocrisy at it's finest. Someone who admits to committing felonies, and then trashes someone for making a mistake and trying to atone for it.

The prior reply was a total missunderstanding on what Buzzilla had to say.
Sorry, Can I go now?
Chuck

ThrottleHead · 11/15/07, 5:37 PM

Here we go again.... :angry-smiley-007:

I realize we're bored with no racing going on around here, but way too many threads become one person bashing another. Relax people. Take a deep breath..... April will be here soon.

Charles Nungester · 11/15/07, 5:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThrottleHead

Here we go again.... :angry-smiley-007:

I realize we're bored with no racing going on around here, but way too many threads become one person bashing another. Relax people. Take a deep breath..... April will be here soon.

I got no problem with Bub. Should have just left it.
Chuck, relaxing

Jerry Shaw · 11/15/07, 6:50 PM

I agree with Rob on this situation. I'm getting tired of all these people who decide to take on the role of positive example, for all mankind, only after they are busted. When it involves a press release, you can bet your rear end, that the real purpose is only to save their own.

For every Aaron Fike, there are ten drivers like Dave Darland, Josh Spencer, Brady Bacon, Bryan Clauson, Ricky Stenhouse, etc. around any track to serve as an example to youngsters of how real winners conduct themselves. I wish Aaron the best of luck in his recovery. But, IMO, the only thing he can offer racing is to concentrate on that and show up at the track, someday, as a driver that has REALLY turned his life around.

Jerry

Pat O'Connor Fan · 11/15/07, 7:03 PM

Jerry's post right before this one really hits the nail on the head. Very well stated, Jerry.

11/15/07, 6:50 PM	#19 Re: Aaron Fike Update...
Jerry Shaw Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4,734	I agree with Rob on this situation. I'm getting tired of all these people who decide to take on the role of positive example, for all mankind, only after they are busted. When it involves a press release, you can bet your rear end, that the real purpose is only to save their own. For every Aaron Fike, there are ten drivers like Dave Darland, Josh Spencer, Brady Bacon, Bryan Clauson, Ricky Stenhouse, etc. around any track to serve as an example to youngsters of how real winners conduct themselves. I wish Aaron the best of luck in his recovery. But, IMO, the only thing he can offer racing is to concentrate on that and show up at the track, someday, as a driver that has REALLY turned his life around. Jerry __________________ A man is about as big as the things that make him angry. Winston Churchill

11/15/07, 3:59 PM	#11 Re: Aaron Fike Update...
Blake Johnson Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 41	I am assuming the story here was taken from a newspaper article and not written by the poster. If that is the case, I would like to educate everyone on the legalities and common courtesy of posting other's work. I am a freelance writer and prior to a few years ago did not know these rules myself. It is ok to post part or the full article (depending on a website's rules) on a website. Most sites are ok with posting part of an article without permission. They ask that you post the title of the article, who wrote it and where it came from (ex: the Indianapolis Star). Then they ask that you place a link to the full article to the origional web story. Most websites/ message boards would rather you do that anyway to not take up so much space on the board. This does two things to help the origional owner: 1. gives proper credit to whoever wrote it. 2. allows the origional website to count it as a hit. Every hit helps the website sell advertising. Assume all content on websites are copyrighted. By doing this, you help keep the writers and reports that write the stories you read employed and allow them to keep writing stories you are interrested in. Thanks for posting the article. By doing so you helped me get information on a story I am interrested in. Blake

11/15/07, 5:00 PM	#13 Re: Aaron Fike Update...
Shawn Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 452	...from Jayski.com You can check it out, but I think it was the Cincinnati Enquirer from which Jayski got the story...

11/15/07, 5:37 PM	#17 Re: Aaron Fike Update...
ThrottleHead Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,150	Here we go again.... :angry-smiley-007: I realize we're bored with no racing going on around here, but way too many threads become one person bashing another. Relax people. Take a deep breath..... April will be here soon.

11/15/07, 7:03 PM	#20 Re: Aaron Fike Update...
Pat O'Connor Fan Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 8,029	Jerry's post right before this one really hits the nail on the head. Very well stated, Jerry.