>> Hi everyone, all the articles in the site www.teahistory.net , all the
>> copyright reserve to the writers, we only collected them from the
>> internet for the convinence of tea lovers, please see the copyright
>> http://www.teahistory.net/Copyright.htm. Sorry for our copy and paste.
>> If you find your article their, please tell us to remove or add your
>> name or address in the begining of the article. BTW, i should thanks
>> for Mark, who tell me the importance of the copyright, thanks Mark,
>> this guy is the expert of Pu-er tea, he has a Pu-er tea
>> website(www.pu-er.net), although i can't access it, but i bet it must
>> be a very expertise Pu-er tea website! Thanks!
>
> Please quit advertising your unethical site full of plagiarized
> material here!
>
> Your "copyright" link above is total bullshit!
>
> You say "Teahistory respects the intellectual property of others" and
> that is a *LIE*! If you respected the copyright of others you would
> not blatantly copy their work onto your own site without their
> permission. If you really and truly "respect the intellectual property
> of others" you would obtain their permission *BEFORE* you use their
> material.
>
> Then, to add insult to injury, you say that if someone doesn't like
> the fact that you copied (stole) their material they must provide you
> with their name, address, phone number, electronic signature, and 2
> written statements before you will remove the stolen material. That is
> not only unethical but it is also insult to our intelligence.
>
> Your insincere remarks about my website do nothing but irritate me.
> Please go away, you exhibit no honor and I suspect that few of us have
> any respect for you ..........
>
> BTW, who is Mark?

Hi Mike,
Well, guess that answers any question I might have had.
Michael