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RE: Copyright Free Images | 3 best ways to find and post images without copyright and steemit problems

in #blog7 years ago (edited)

Great post with some much needed information, but I always suggest that before using an image from the free sites to drop it into Tineye to double check that it is not an image swiped from an agency or a photographer’s site on the web.

Google is just a search engine and nothing more. There are no images on Google. Google points to where images are on the web. Again, even if the usage seems free, double check with Tineye! It’s up to the user to determine if an image is copyright free, not Google or even Pixabay.

I have written several posts about the correct usage of images on Steemit, or any site for that matter. Sadly, many of those who really need the information either ignore the advice or don’t bother to read about it!

Also, just posting a link to a source is OK for Pixabay which does not require attribution, but if you find a CCO license via Google, there are specific requirements to be met. A Link to a URL is not sufficient. Proper attribution is a condition of free use!

You also have to be very careful about the usage. Because Steemit is for-profit, usage could be seen as commercial, so I would avoid using an image that is not free for commercial use.

100% Upvote to help this post be seen. Will also Resteem it for you. 😊But before I do, you need to change your title as it is misleading. It should say Copyright Free and not Free Royalty.😊

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Very nice surprise :)

Thank you, also, I have added the "Step 4" with ur comments in the post.

Nice to meet you.

Thanks you so much! It's always good to see posts about the proper usage of images on Steemit. There is a lot of copyright abuse on here. You post is now Resteemed! tip!