Stolen picture and what next? Skradzione zdjęcie i co dalej?
Today I'm browsing steemit. com and suddenly I see a familiar photo. I thought that a colleague who is the best aerial photographer in Poland registered for Steemit. Unfortunately, after the exchange of links, it turns out that here on the steemem there are people who do not work according to the copyright law. Here is the culprit:
https://steemit.com/photography/@planes/air-to-air-shots
Dziś przeglądam steemit.com i nagle widzę znajome zdjęcie. Pomyślałem że kolega który jest najlepszym fotografem lotniczym w Polsce zarejestrował się na Steemit. Niestety po wymianie linków okazuje się że i tutaj na steemit są ludzie którzy nie działają zgodnie z prawem autorskim. Oto winowajca:
https://steemit.com/photography/@planes/air-to-air-shots
Tutaj link do oryginałów
Here is a link to the originals
http://www.hesja.pl/zdjecie,26350.html
http://www.hesja.pl/zdjecie,24219.html
http://www.hesja.pl/zdjecie,24226.html
My dear colleagues, when it comes to me I was also robbed from my photos, for which I had to fight for almost a year. I will just say that it has paid off.
Moi drodzy jeśli chodzi o mnie to też zostałem okradziony ze zdjęć o które musiałem walczyć prawie rok. Powiem tylko że się opłaciło.
Pozdrawiam @ginas Greetings
Hi, I'm a bot.
I too have noticed this phenomenon.
And by "noticed" I mean, "was created soley to combat".
It's sad that we regularly see these mendicants attempt to pass off other people's photos as their own.
If this was Reddit or KickAssTorrents it would be one thing.
However it's truely pathetic that these losers are motivated purely by the possibility of some quick Steem.
Even sadder is the reality of how much profit they likely average as a group. Which probably breaks down to pennies.
Regardless, the real damage is not just the theft of content; but the theft of the platform.
By diluting the truely original posts they directly diminish the rewards given to deserving members, the motivation to post, and just the overall quality and sense of this community.
It won't be easy though. It is a complex problem.
First off is the fact that there are endless hordes of losers dumb enough to waste there time trying to do this. Second it is difficult to accurately identify stolen content while giving consideration to all of the nuances and permutations of it's relative stolenness.
Third is how to enforce/discourage this behavior.
It's an unfortunate fact, but the truth is that there's no hope in cutting the endless supply of these chach weasels.
Regardless, my strategy for deincenticizing them is to immortalize their stupidity by following them. Over time the hope is that by following thieves, and only thieves, there will be at least some record to permenantly haunt accounts which are caught.
As for fairly and consistently detecting true positives. Well, heh heh heh, let's just say that's proprietary information and let me worry about that part.
Don't get me wrong; it won't be easy and I can't do it all myself. Especially for the forseeable future while I'm still in beta/under development.
However in the long run the zero intelligence posters' worst nightmare will be having their shitposts being followed by an artificial intelligent bot account.
And by "artificial intelligent bot" I mean "fake artificial intelligence bot".
And by "fake artificial intelligence bot" I mean actually a human pretending to be a bot because coding a bot would be far too time consuming and way less rewarding.
zrobiłem mu downvote tamtego posta.
A nie można go zgłosić @steemcleaners om? Choć czytałem tu i ówdzie, że coraz częściej się przyrównuje ich do cenzury to z plagiatem chyba dobrze sobie radzą.
W Polsce kosztowało by go to z 5000 PLN
Ciężko ścigać, ale lepsza taka kara niż żadna ;)
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Niestety prawa do grafik są nagminnie łamane na Steemie, także pod polskim tagiem, gdzie niektórzy wklejają co popadnie z Googla.