I may catch some flak (or PAK) for this, but I'm willing to risk it. I'm also posting it here because it is somewhat armor related.
A while back I hooked up with the "Track-Link" site http://www.track-link.net/ There are some excellent modelers posting there and their work is very good. I was looking for some Sherman photos and found out that they gave credits for work submitted to the site that could be used in return to allow me to download research photos from the site. I was told I could request the files also.
Not wanting to get and not give, about a month ago I submitted some photos of German armor I had done back in the mid 70s for submission to the site. They were all box stock and the photos were done in my front yard by a friend.
Anyway, after a month of checking back with the site and seeing no progress or having anyone "assigned" to me, I sent an e-mail requesting to be removed from their database. I figured since nothing seemed to be happening, I would just give it up.
Today I recieved the following reply from one of their adminstrators: "You stupid American."
I was just wondering if anyone here has had any dealings with Track-Link? And if so, did you encounter the same manner of rudeness?