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Perhaps you happen once in a while put on your blog image (or other image) found somewhere on the Internet. I believe you are honest, decent person and ask for permission before publishing posts.
We therefore congratulate you because you are not an online thief! Yes, posting pictures without permission and without any information about him is theft.
Wondering what's wrong? It may consider if you want pictures or graphics that are your original creation were used as the common good in a network that no one knew it was a great photo and beautiful drawing is your work.
Many can be found with the description of ' Source: Internet ' or ' Source: Google '. This is not indicate the source. It should contain information about the author and the page from which the attachment comes from. course after obtaining the prior consent of the author photo.
We encourage you all to join our campaign to promote the web integrity. It's free!
To participate in our action, download one of the banners shown below and put it on his blog (in the sidebar or in the scrap). Be sure to head to the side of the action.
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Remember that if you have the option to ask the author for permission, it always Do! Typically, a valid signature is not everything!
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