[ SECRET POST #3207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3207 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You can also make a good faith effort to track down the source via reverse google search, as someone else has mentioned. But honestly, I don't see the big deal about not reblogging. This isn't a matter of life or death here, it's a tumblr reblog (or a Pinterest pin). If you feel strongly about artist credit, then not perpetuating the problem by not reblogging uncredited work is hardly a major sacrifice and painting it that way is absurd.

[(Anonymous)]

But honestly, I don't see the big deal about not reblogging.

Well, I don't know about Tumblr, but on Pinterest you may as well not have an account if you only pin things with sources. The site becomes unusable very fast that way. So if you don't care about having an online archive for keeping track of cool images, then nah, no big deal. But if you really like some of the stuff you find online and want to have a place where you can keep track of it all, then yes, it's a pretty big sacrifice.

I personally have spent...god, IDEK, twenty hours, thirty hours in the past couple of years trying to track down attributive info for cool stuff that has been pinned without any. Which, even figuring for ones time being worth minimum wage, equals out to about $2500 dollars worth of my time. Painting that as no big deal is - how did you put it? Oh, right, absurd.

[(Anonymous)]

*$250

Typo. Point stands.

If I made $100 per hour I think I'd just as soon hire somebody to hunt down sources for me. I mean, since we're speaking of absurdities.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't call it "no big deal" because I'm disputing whether or not your time is valuable. I'm calling it no big deal because maintaining your Pinterest page is not a matter of life or death. It's a fun activity, and like many fun activities, not at all necessary for life.

Also? Acting like having a Pinterest page is soooooooo important is absurd as well.

[kitelovesyou]

Actually, for artists who promote themselves via social media including Pinterest, time is money with every platform you add into your networking. Depending on your brand, choosing to credit others who you sprinkle amongst your own work, might be important.

But yeah, it's just a fun thing for most *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

It's a semi-big deal to not have a way of storing things you like. How is that so hard for you to grasp?