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What? They disabled Pinterest on ALL images which are not in the public domain? Sheesh, might as well drop the feature altogether if you're going to disable it
by gmaslov 15y ago
What? They disabled Pinterest on ALL images which are not in the public domain? Sheesh, might as well drop the feature altogether if you're going to disable it on 99.9% of content.
Oh, you mean they allowed copyright owners to disable Pinterest on their images. That makes more sense.
Sorry, it just gets my goose when people misuse the word "copyrighted" this way.
- krisrak 15y agoHere is how you pin blocked content to Pinterest in simple steps ;) http://blog.initlabs.com/post/18226946517/how-to-pin-blocked-content-to-pinterest http://blog.initlabs.com/post/18226946517/how-to-pin-blocked...