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I also wonder if he is resharing only Instagram posts or also scraping other sources for images. As a photographer I'd issue a dmca takedown against someone dow
by AtlasLion 8y ago
I also wonder if he is resharing only Instagram posts or also scraping other sources for images. As a photographer I'd issue a dmca takedown against someone downloading my photo to share it again in theirs. Credit or not! If he asks first it's something else.
- silvester23 8y agoNo need to wonder, just read the article. Spoiler: He only uses instagram.
- GreenJelloShot 8y agoHe says specifically in the article that he is only resharing Instagram pictures.
- purple_ducks 8y ago> resharing Instagram pictures He uses that fluffy language but "resharing" is not an Instagram feature. He wholesale steals images.
- siegecraft 8y agoThat's true, but this is actually normal behavior in the instagram world since it doesn't have the concept of share/retweet. So you screenshot or use some app (ie regram) that re-posts someone's content and credits the original user.
- ryanlol 8y agoInstagram is full of multi-million follower accounts doing this, it's very much an accepted practice on the platform. If FB wanted to disincentivize this they would, but they haven't. Look at @lmao or any other "meme account".
- TooCleverByHalf 8y agoThe article covers how he sources content in great detail.