897tgigvib
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whines...
ya really want me to delete that???
ya really want me to delete that???
Using Pictures from the Internet as Avatars?
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digitS'
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@marshallsmyth ,
shouldn't it be @TheSeedObsesser who would be justified in making ..
. those kinds of OP demands?!
Steve
waiting for SeedO to complain about what i did to his avatar ...
shouldn't it be @TheSeedObsesser who would be justified in making ..
. those kinds of OP demands?!
Steve
waiting for SeedO to complain about what i did to his avatar ...
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Delete what I suggested about my DH. That's just the avatar I'd like to see under my name.
897tgigvib
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A nice avatar:
Good clean image, and not a thing wrong or bad about it, plus it does not hurt the eyes at all to look at. I really like the style too. Kind of a modern up to date hippy look.
Good clean image, and not a thing wrong or bad about it, plus it does not hurt the eyes at all to look at. I really like the style too. Kind of a modern up to date hippy look.
ninnymary
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Marshall, I was thinking the style was more Lady Guinevere.
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Maybe more Lady of the Lake than Guinevere. There is an innocence about her.....
Copyright is tricky, but to make it simple: If you didn't either:
There are a lot of nuances around changing images, etc., but one of the biggest issues online with copyright is that people think "If it's posted on the internet, it's fair game." Even without a watermark, copyright symbol, or text saying "do not copy", there is (at least in the US) an implied and enforceable copyright.
There are lots of sites that have images that they expressly say something like "free to use", or say something about "creative commons". Here's an example: https://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/
- Make the image, take the picture, write the text, or otherwise "create" the content
- Get explicit permission to use the content created by someone else
There are a lot of nuances around changing images, etc., but one of the biggest issues online with copyright is that people think "If it's posted on the internet, it's fair game." Even without a watermark, copyright symbol, or text saying "do not copy", there is (at least in the US) an implied and enforceable copyright.
There are lots of sites that have images that they expressly say something like "free to use", or say something about "creative commons". Here's an example: https://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/
Lavender2
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You can search useable photos at http://search.creativecommons.org/
or using the advanced search on google https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/29508?hl=en
Many of the images on flickr also have a commons license with some rights reserved, requiring attribution and/or a link back to the original post.
I was reading about this on google blogs.
or using the advanced search on google https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/29508?hl=en
Many of the images on flickr also have a commons license with some rights reserved, requiring attribution and/or a link back to the original post.
I was reading about this on google blogs.
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TheSeedObsesser
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Thanks, everybody!
I did manage to crop and load the image, but then decided against it. The image might not have a copyright, but I didn't get permission. That and the image is of an exotic bird that somebody probably went through great lengths to get a photo of. Better safe than sorry, at least I know how to do it now. I'll post a pic of the bird for everyone's viewing enjoyment.
(Kind of bright, might have burned somebody's eyes out.) Andean Cock-of-the-Rock.
I did manage to crop and load the image, but then decided against it. The image might not have a copyright, but I didn't get permission. That and the image is of an exotic bird that somebody probably went through great lengths to get a photo of. Better safe than sorry, at least I know how to do it now. I'll post a pic of the bird for everyone's viewing enjoyment.
(Kind of bright, might have burned somebody's eyes out.) Andean Cock-of-the-Rock.
