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The non-CC0 license at least dictates that your name should in some way follow the photo, and that's nice (though inconvenient and of course, ignored widely).
by kzrdude 6y ago
The non-CC0 license at least dictates that your name should in some way follow the photo, and that's nice (though inconvenient and of course, ignored widely).
Me too have been pleasantly surprised to see my images still in use, for example 10 years after uploading them to wikipedia.
By the way, what kind of camera do you use for that kind of close-up?
- denysvitali 6y agoI love to see my pictures online! Sometimes my CC0 pictures are used for news articles and such and I'm really happy to help out with my pictures . I also apply the same ideas when I develop: I always try to use the most open license where applicable. I feel like sharing is caring - I use open source softwares myself and in turn I try to produce the same high quality software for the world to use. Btw, the camera is a Canon 70D with a 18-135mm, f/3.5-5.6 lens :)