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I agree, why this footage and why now? Unless it's mandatory to, verbally or with text, say what the footage shown is about there is no way to know what is goi
by dhughes 18y ago
I agree, why this footage and why now?
Unless it's mandatory to, verbally or with text, say what the footage shown is about there is no way to know what is going on. Context is important especially with highly emotional footage of the Israel/Gaza conflict, a good example is the video seen on Liveleak of a Hamas military parade where a truck carrying rockets exploded, it was said to be an attack by Israel but in fact was later found out to be an accident by Hamas.
Giving support to Creative Commons licensing is nice to see but not for spiteful reasons.