you are absolutely right, believe as you wish
You're not the first noob to creep around pretending to have preposterous information/resources. Stolen photos, posts chock full of typos, a locked thread, and the now-you-see-it-now-you-don't, attention-whore BS with your website don't leave you with much credibility.
I can understand some of your perspective, but stolen photos? You seem to have lost me on that one. Just cause someone takes the time to scan something in, it makes it their property? I would give credit to someone for their time for doing such an act. But it is not their property. I tried to contacted 'sunteam_paul' with no reply. I would say more then half the time I get not reply. But then again you seem to be replying to me just fine though. So me being an 'attention-whore' as you put it. I seem to have won, just by getting my reply knowing it works or getting attention.
You don't seem to have tried very hard, considering you can PM me on this or many other forums, send a message via facebook or twitter, or email me directly. What did you do, put a message in a bottle and chuck it in the sea?
Also, you did ask about the scan in the thread after I pointed it out, to which I said it was fine and also gave you full permission to use anything else you wanted, with credit.
I'm very sorry I miscalculated, I did not take in count for the minor meteor shower that hit the moon, the gravitational pull was a little different that evening, which in turn throw off the normal oceanic waves, you may want to look southeast filthy-six and 13/6 paces down the beach, the bottle should be there. It's red with a big pink castus on it!
I tried emailing you (paul@pcengine.co.uk) without a reply. I asked you a few questions;
like where did you get the image? I know you wrote what magazine it came from.
Why is there a big square block that reads, "part of image missing"?
Were you the first person to scan this?
And why is my image I have one pixel bigger both height and weight, I know it sounds lame but someone edit it at some point.