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I’m confused as to how anyone would think this is alright to do.
by shortcord 8y ago
I’m confused as to how anyone would think this is alright to do.
- xtrapolate 8y ago> "I’m confused as to how anyone would think this is alright to do." Could be placeholders from development that ended up going live. I wouldn't jump to conclusion.
- RickS 8y agoSome people willingly submit photos to be used in this manner[0], which will lead to them being used all over the place. Once you've seen this picture of Brad Frost[1] (a web tech personality), it's hilarious how many startup landing page mockups he appears in. I've personally seen dozens. [0] https://uifaces.co/ https://uifaces.co/ [1] https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/383701?s=460&v=4 https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/383701?s=460&v=4
- wingerlang 8y agoWhat if a proper testimonial user didn't have a profile picture? Also searching I found this, https://ctooltrk.com/ https://ctooltrk.com/ kinda interesting I guess.
- Method-X 8y agoJust because a testimonial image can be found elsewhere on the web doesn't mean it's fake. The images are of the actual person who gave the testimonial but I changed their names. I see absolutely nothing wrong with doing that.