Furpiled, E621, fchan, etc.
15 years ago
Dick...
OH SHI- I FOUND MY WORK REPOSTED ON THE INTERNETS
there : http://e621.net/ , http://www.furpiled.com , http://fchan.us/ , http://www.funny-games.biz/furry-porn.html , etc.
I saw a lot of people RAEGING about this lately.
And Seriously ? I don't care.
If I wouldn't want my work being redistributed on The Internets, I wouldn't post it at all.
(here for example).
I can understand the problem if the reposted work come from paysites, art CD / DVD etc.
As long as these sites doesn't make money with my (and anyone else) work and quote the name of the artist, I don't see where is the problem.
A lot of people forgot how internet works!
there : http://e621.net/ , http://www.furpiled.com , http://fchan.us/ , http://www.funny-games.biz/furry-porn.html , etc.
I saw a lot of people RAEGING about this lately.
And Seriously ? I don't care.
If I wouldn't want my work being redistributed on The Internets, I wouldn't post it at all.
(here for example).
I can understand the problem if the reposted work come from paysites, art CD / DVD etc.
As long as these sites doesn't make money with my (and anyone else) work and quote the name of the artist, I don't see where is the problem.
A lot of people forgot how internet works!
http://pawsru.org/m/res/17522.html#i17522
(Fucking "Enter" key)
I peeked into your gallery, you seem to draw pretty well. I'm not surprised that you got your art being posted into sites like so ^^
I don't care that my stuff is reposted elsewhere, but at least have the courtesy to tell me where you post it. lol.
As long as you don't need to pay to visit the site, there's no problems for me.
I remember that someone created a paysite (some month ago) with some FA artist's work.
Fortunately, it's closed now.
I really don't think they care about anything, as long as they get as many copywritten / reposted works, and they get more hits, I really don't think they could care less what the true artists and commisioners whine about.
Just imagine if the internet users had respect for other peoples propertly, the world would end!
Truer words have never been spoken.
If I wouldn't want my work being redistributed on The Internets, I wouldn't post it at all.
(here for example).
I can understand the problem if the reposted work come from paysites, art CD / DVD etc.
As long as these sites doesn't make money with my (and anyone else) work and quote the name of the artist, I don't see where is the problem.
A lot of people forgot how internet works!
So good to read something like this. I don't see how anyone can complain to free advertising and free distribution of their works they have made for people to enjoy for free. As long as people don't try and claim credit for doing stuff thats not theirs what is there to shout about.
http://e621.net/post/show/54711/ana.....b-cum-cum_in_a
http://e621.net/post/show/79983/bab.....german_text-la
But those above are pretty bad too.
Enjoy it while it's innocuous though!
That's perfectly all right. That's how you feel and it's cool.
Some people do care if their work gets reposted.
Again, that's all right. Their work. They should care.
In any case, though, my problem with the situation is when a creator asks to have their stuff removed from a site, the site owners should have the decency to go "Okay. Tell me what stuff needs to go and it'll be removed." Not "Ha! It's the Internet! Too Bad!"
Why not generate some good will and do the right thing, rather than become a great big fat target that people will try to destroy?
That's the behavior I don't understand. Is it simple laziness, or are the people just hardcore assholes? They enjoy having their upstream providers shutting them down because of possible DMCA action?
Yeah, the situation will continue so long as there are people on the Internet. Making fun of people who are passionate about their creations is just dumb. Being an asshat with other people's stuff is just dumb, too.
I say again, Pirate, Yar matey.
The reason for the behavior is this: They don't care. They don't care if some whiny artist that's probably not going to take the time to get a lawyer and force them to do anything is sending them messages, saying they want their stuff removed. Don't want it posted elsewhere, don't post it publicly. If it's from a pay thing, get a freaking lawyer to deal with it. x3 Simplesticks!
The Internet is INHERENTLY a self-replicating medium. it's part of what makes it strong.
If I remember correctly, as of TWO YEARS AGO, the net alone (not to mention the general dataspace which is at least twice to 4 times as big) is in the Multiple Exabyte Region.
And around half of that was a copy of the original data.
Once people realise this fact, Ignore the tiny minority of idiots who try and take credit for their work to try and inflate their pitiful egos (unless you either sell it yourself, or they try to sell it, then you have legal recourse), and just concentrate on making the art the best they can and the place they choose to have it hosted primarily the best they can also, The furry and Artistic communities will be a better place.
WHOLE!!! meaning about internet and distributing art on it.
No thives, redistibuted, tracking, use without permission etc, and all that and similliar kind of shit ^___^
But then again this is just my personal opinion.
I totally agree with you on this point!
as I said in my previous post, once Money becomes involved, THEN you have recourse.
Comme j'ai dit, les trucs du genre e621 , fchan et tout : ok.
Mais ça non.
=^.,.^=
but I think that would be waay too easy for the /b/tards to do, asking permission, or informing the artist of what's going on, just isn't in their "play book" if you will.
Grats H0rs3! ^^
As a rule, I don't repost anything, I leave that up to the artist, unless they say "Feel free to distribute."
I'll second what others have said - I think it was through fchan I'd found out about your cg/flash work.
Hell, I usually post commissions I've paid for into relevent threads on fchan to either keep threads alive, or to provide people with the full version of a commissioned pic that's been cropped.
I'm sure I might take some offense (as well as be thankful) when I start posting audio works I've been doing and people use them in their works without asking, but with past experience, all I usually want with such is someone giving credit for the music. Hell, if I remember correctly, all one has to do with music in a flash that's done for free (to show off one's skills or just mucking around) is to list the creators in the credits and it's covered in the free use portions of copyright laws...
I mean, how can you complain about free advertising and word of mouth?
Also, no one can do anything legally unless there is an issue with profit gain or loss.
-That's- what copyright -really- protects. It keeps the -idea- bound to the -creator- so no one else can make -money- off of it.
If someone else is making a profitable gain, directly using your idea, then the person is in trouble.
Example:
Jerry owns a site where he posts pay-to-view art, if someone uploads these images somewhere else then they are diverting profit from Jerry. Jerry can now sue the pants off of the poster, imagehost, or whoever whomever caused the problem. This is because he is losing money, his business is declining because of an unfair use of his material.
However:
Terry owns a site as well. He doesn't make a profit for his works as he just draws for fun. Terry then notices that his works are being randomly distributed across the internet. Terry -cannot- do anything until a proper form is filled out because he is not losing any money, because he wasn't making a profit to begin with. There is nothing really protecting ideas that aren't made for a profit.
Because this site is hosted in America, and being that America is a -CAPITALIST- society, I don't see why this is such a -hard- concept to swallow...
THANK YOU
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1486867/
I would check sources and see what exactly is yours and if it's posted on this site. If it is, then someone is making money off of your talent and works ...
--Onni