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Why the double 'Flightaware' watermarks Hector?

Hi, Mark. TYVM for spotting this theft.
Howdy, Hector. Although I am deeply touched by the fact that you liked my photo so much that you decided to swipe it and post it as your first-ever contribution to the FA gallery, you probably should not have reposted it into the same gallery it came from. Frankly speaking, most folks would say you were pretty dumb for doing that. All you ended up doing was spotlighting yourself, Hector Aleman, Jr., as a photo thief. I'll bet your dad, Hector Aleman, Sr., is a bit ashamed of his son. But hey, it's your name to disgrace so if that is what you were trying to do, well, then ... Congratulations, you did it. Hector Aleman, Jr., is a thief. This pic of N421UP was posted into FA's gallery by me over a year ago and it is right there on the first page of my FA folder, about two-thirds of the way down. My first thought was to report this post by you as stolen, but I've decided not to do that even tho this is my photo. I'm not going to report it as a stolen photo, Hector, because I want it to stay in your folder forever, so that every time someone looks in your folder, they will see Mark's comment and my comment and they will know the truth about Hector Aleman, Jr.. You are a thief ... but not a very smart one. (rotflmbo) Sincerely, RNOOldeCarl / Gary Schenauer

Wow, and I thought I saw it all.
Gary, not sure if you take this as a compliment or an isult, I would see it as a little of both.

Yo, Sam. If you'd like a chuckle, Google his name. He's got several social site accounts. On one of them, he has a " #Integrity " link. The neat thing about this is that in just a couple of days from now and forever in the future, whenever folks Google his name, a link to this picture on FA will appear. Someday in the future, his kid will enter daddy's name on Google ... and presto, his kid will get a link to this photo and the kid will know exactly how much "integrity" daddy really has. I'm lovin' it. lolol

thanks gary

Gary, That is an awesome comment....

Gary... I had a hunch this was one of your original photo works... and of course, the double FlightAware watermark is always a "bell ringer" for a stolen photo!