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From the Copyright Policy:
What is Copyright Infringement? To simplify this question, copyright infringement occurs when you do certain things with a creative work which someone else produced without first getting the proper permission. Some examples of copyright infringement (this is only a partial listing) can include: * Placing a photograph or creative work online without proper permission. * Using a creative work commercially. * Adapting a creative work of one medium to another, such as making a book into a movie or a photograph into a painting. * Modifying or editing a creative work without proper permission. How Can I Avoid Infringing on Someone's Copyright? The best way to avoid infringing on the rights of another creative person is to use your skill, talent and imagination to create your own completely original work. When we use the word 'original' we don't mean that you must come up with an idea which hasn't been used before, when used in copyright matters "original" means that you created your work without referencing or deliberately copying anyone else's work during the process. Ensure that all parts of your work, both visual and audio, are your own original creations. If you have used materials which are owned by other people or companies make certain that you have obtained proper permission or licensing for the use before you place your work online. Are you against tracing? So are we. Join the club and help us make a difference |
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September 1, 2008
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"My dear Watson, I do believe this shit is bananas."
I'm still not a dude.
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REJECT deviantART's faulty policy on tracing.
Anti-Tracing and Vectoring Without Permission Petition
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"My dear Watson, I do believe this shit is bananas."
I'm still not a dude.
Frankly I think it's a ridiculous excuse. There are "artists" on this site who do nothing but "vector" anime screenshots, and have stated that they have no interest in creating their own art.
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REJECT deviantART's faulty policy on tracing.
Anti-Tracing and Vectoring Without Permission Petition
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"My dear Watson, I do believe this shit is bananas."
I'm still not a dude.
"One area which receives more complaints of this behavior is the various Fan Art galleries. Now the staff views the fan art galleries in a slightly different manner from the other galleries on deviantART.
For one, the very nature of a fan art gallery indicates that you will not find very much originality; all submissions will be directly based upon someone else’s artwork and concepts. One is also more likely to find a younger, less experienced artist submitting to these types of galleries.
For these reasons the various fan art galleries are granted far more leniency when it comes to the subject of direct copying or tracing. The works which will receive the most leniency are those that copy from official sources of popular shows and series while those which copy from original artist creations will be afforded less leniency.
Essentially this means that if someone copies or traces a screenshot from their favorite cartoon the staff will be more forgiving and if someone has copied or traced your original artwork or photograph they will be less forgiving; especially if you are the one to file the official complaint.
Please take note of this clarification and adjust your reporting habits accordingly." - $realitysquared
Because TV shows, comic books, video game official art, manga, etc. etc. etc. basically anything you can call an "official source" for a fanbase are not original creations, am i rite?
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REJECT deviantART's faulty policy on tracing.
Anti-Tracing and Vectoring Without Permission Petition
Tracing will hone someone's kills?
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"My dear Watson, I do believe this shit is bananas."
I'm still not a dude.
Tracing is definitely NOT a good method for any beginner artist and deviantART needs to stop making exceptions for any kind of plagiarism if it wants to call itself an "art community." You're totally right; we need to stop letting them encourage this.
If the admins are no longer willing to handle all kinds of art theft, we need new admins. I've been here since 2004 and I remember when they used to delete traces for copyright infringement.
And thus, the stamp and the club
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REJECT deviantART's faulty policy on tracing.
Anti-Tracing and Vectoring Without Permission Petition
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"My dear Watson, I do believe this shit is bananas."
I'm still not a dude.
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