![Four thoughts: 1) This is awesome. 2) I am old. 3) I miss the old big fat boomboxes. (Today’s models suck.) 4) Interesting to think how this scene would have been different, or may have never even been scripted, if the movie was made in 2010.
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Don’t be an ass: credit the artist.
If you’re posting someone else’s work, credit them. Don’t deliberately remove the name of the artist. That’s just wrong. If your reasoning is that it’s own personal scrapbook — then keep it personal, not public. If it’s public, the least you can do is credit the artist and link back to their site, or at least their Wikipedia entry.
When I see something I like not credited — I try to track down the source, if for no other reason than to find more art by the same person. Consider this a small payback to the artist whose art you liked enough to post on your Tumblr. Use Tineye to track down original visual art — it’s easy to use, and takes no more than 10 seconds to do a search.
And that was your PSA for today. In the next episode: public shaming.
Love, Nikola
Totally agree with Nikola, and I try to do the same thing — try to track down the source. It’s important. (Appreciate the tip of using Tineye, thx!)
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