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The images had a copy write and are now in past tense which is copywrote. Moron
What is the past tense of copywrite?
past tense of copywrite is copywrote
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The images had a copy write and are now in past tense which is copywrote. Moron
What is the past tense of copywrite?
past tense of copywrite is copywrote
"Copywrite"It copies all sorts of stuff, all the images that it is told to, even if the images have a copywrite on them. It's the person using the machine that should be smarter than to use material that others already own the rights to.
says the dembot still talking about him years laterAt this point, it’s hard to feel pity for Trump supporters, but I still do on occasion. The poor things just are so psychologically enslaved to him.
Wow. This seems like scraping the barrel bottom of things to bitch about. There are sites galore where folks can go and upload their faces/images to scores of images. Photoshop is a thing.
And the example provided here doesn't amount to copywrite infringement, imo.
I bought zero.If you bought one of these things you probably deserve to lose 99 dollars.
Okay stupidfuck!
Copyright questions are civil you drooling retard.
BUT maybe this magical "copywrite" that you Nazi vermin have created is somehow different..
You title says stole, yet the article claims “appear to be based on unlicensed, copyrighted photos.”Stealing intellectual property is theft .. it's a crime..like stealing music or stealing classified documents.
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You title says stole, yet the article claims “appear to be based on unlicensed, copyrighted photos.”
Photoshopping is free.Wow. This seems like scraping the barrel bottom of things to bitch about. There are sites galore where folks can go and upload their faces/images to scores of images. Photoshop is a thing.
And the example provided here doesn't amount to copywrite infringement, imo.
Nothing says “great leader” like feeling compelled to attack others for speaking of him.says the dembot still talking about him years later
/———/ “Copywrote”????Several threads on trump's silly trading cards, but none mentioned that he didn't even bother to get permission to use all those copywriten images. Some were from NASA, some were from Shuttrstock, and some were from various other sources, but regardless of where they came from, he made no effort to get permission to use them. Just another example of how trump thinks he can do anything he wants to do with no repercussions, and he's not smart enough to keep people around to tell him when he is breaking the law. Considering his past behavior, it's doubtful if he would pay any attention to warnings even if he received them.
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yep…y’all hated lincoln, and eisenhower tooNothing says “great leader” like feeling compelled to attack others for speaking of him.
We have none of that.
You need to think about that.Tell me about that great health care plan he had ready to go that everyone was going to love.
Photoshopping is free.
Selling those photoshopped images may be another issue, and apparently it is.
You are not very smart.yep…y’all hated lincoln, and eisenhower too
Hard to see anything coming of it. What is someone going to do? Sue for the $99 that they sold the image for? Maybe a class action or something, but the sum of money seems extremely low to justify legal action.Photoshopping is free.
Selling those photoshopped images may be another issue, and apparently it is.
You need to think about that.
and you still love some trump!You are not very smart.
They stole the image's from several sources.
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Trump is accused of using copyrighted images in his NFT collection
Former President Donald Trump's recently unleashed line of NFT 'digital trading cards' could potentially land him in legal hot water, as many of them appear to infringe on prior designs.www.dailymail.co.uk