I completely agree with you on the reddit part. Most people don't really even care for the source, they just want their quick stream of content to browse through. I don't think the right way to go is encouraging this kind of behaviour, like Reddit and many others do, where posting the source of the content is as difficult as you just described.
Still, I think if a creator wants to ask for the post to be taken down, that's fine too.
Absolutely! That would really make Snapzu a great community, where the content creators could feel that their rights to their own content are respected. I really feel that emphasizing the importance of source would be very good for Snapzu, when all the other players on the field don't really care about the real creators of the content.
Woo! Sounds like you and I are in agreement. I'm sure there'll be all sorts of unique situations when it comes to creators and their content and the many different ways Snapzu can be utilized, but I also feel like this community is going to be pretty good at adapting and approaching new situations with empathy and the benefit of the doubt.
Oh, gotcha. :)
I completely agree with you on the reddit part. Most people don't really even care for the source, they just want their quick stream of content to browse through. I don't think the right way to go is encouraging this kind of behaviour, like Reddit and many others do, where posting the source of the content is as difficult as you just described.
Absolutely! That would really make Snapzu a great community, where the content creators could feel that their rights to their own content are respected. I really feel that emphasizing the importance of source would be very good for Snapzu, when all the other players on the field don't really care about the real creators of the content.
Woo! Sounds like you and I are in agreement. I'm sure there'll be all sorts of unique situations when it comes to creators and their content and the many different ways Snapzu can be utilized, but I also feel like this community is going to be pretty good at adapting and approaching new situations with empathy and the benefit of the doubt.