Hello, and how are you today, or should I say night. I'm sitting here after about two hours learning about how to stay out of trouble looking into copyright policies. I have, and the sites I visited did mention to be careful about 'stealing' another's (what happened to share?) ideas whether it be photos, art, music, anything you can imagine. They are right about one of their points about being on the web for as long as I have you can get lax and let your guard down.
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So I decided to take a deep breath cos I hate studying this crap and really anything at all, telling myself do it when your nice and alert for only about two hours, which I did. >patting self on back< So I actually learned how to do what it takes to find infringement free photos which I will share what I found for information and for free images. I had no idea after all these years at the bottom right-hand side on Google there are three links to use. Privacy Terms and Settings. This is after you call up Google and click on 'images'. Then you can custom click what you actually want. What a deal.
The thing is for the next
The More Serious Stuff
http://torquemag.io/2015/03/avoid-plagiarism-blog-website/
https://globaldigitalcitizen.org/15-best-sites-open-source-images
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
The Fun Stuff
http://recite.com/
http://www.redkid.net/generator/sign.php
http://www.clker.com/
https://openclipart.org/
https://www.pixelscrapper.com/
What do you do to protect yourselves?
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