Of course i can only agree with this statement, I am still new here but I clearly see a lot of people posting pictures that obviously are not their own content. It is maybe obvious for me as I am an experienced photographer, but I presume most viewers can be cheated. That is a serious problem that @dmcamera is pointing out. However the weapons to fight against this behavior are not legion. I think it is also a responsability to all of us involved in imagery creation to be attentive to what seems or not seems legit. Thanks for sharing, upvoted and re-steemed.
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Thanks. The answer, I think is education, education, education! Steemit is not Facebook, and these are not personal blogs. Steemit is for-profit! That's why even a paid license for a stock image would not allow t its use on Steemit! Only the photographer has that right.
Absolutely