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RE: The Author's problem on Steemit - short guide - /// I problemi dell'Autore su Steemit - breve guida
It's not always easy to undestand what's allowed and what's not allowed...
For example, the very famous Mona Lisa painting by Leonardo Da Vinci:
− Is there any recorded consent of the model, allowing Da Vinci to paint her? No? Then, following the rules set by some of these "Policing Services" in Steem, we should burn his painting and call Leonardo Da Vinci a fraud and a cheater. 😂
Now, can you really agree with that reasoning, Armando?
I think common sense should be more common around here.
dear friend @trincowski here is my answer
New jobs can be created, but they must have a different substance that is conceptually revolutionary, as Wharol did. Many great artists have a cultural background that allows them to take models and distort from their social, political and natural context.
I only speak of those who copy and do exercises using photographs of other artists, not free from copyrights.
The photographs are useful for painters, but better if they do it themselves, or they take them with legal consents.
All works of art recognized up to 100 years are free from copyrigths, one thing is to have a live model like Monna Lisa del Giocondo, an account is to take pictures of other artists or photographers, unauthorized!
I hope I was clear. A hug
I understand the logic, but it's not a black or white thing. Where to draw the line isn't always obvious. And Steem should have a more democratic way of dealing with these issues, as opposed to what we have now: a bunch of rich kids who woke up one day and decided they would police the site according to their own rules and opinions. 😕
They mess up more often than not. ☹️ 😬
The Steemit rules are there and must be respected, otherwise we go to Facebook or Instagram to post and share.
What I have read and seen are content plagiarized by users who also have high reps. Then new users should be well informed on how to post content, ie take photos free of copyrights.
the rest is hot air.
They went to post around on other social networks.