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RE: Lake Baikal in the winter. now. Der Baikalsee im Winter. Jetzt.

in #winter • 8 years ago (edited)

Hi @crimea, looks like the images were taken from this site - I can't tell, if this site is related to you. But at steemit most people clearly (at least) link to the source, when they use other peoples images. Otherwise you might get flagged because of 'content theft'.
Any clarification will be much appreciated.

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     8 years ago 

    @shortcut , true, the photos downloaded from my page on www.facebook ! I have another question. For what purpose you conducted the investigation ? or is so accepted, each other spy ???!!!

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      What do you mean by spying? I'm an original content creator and shareholder of steemit and I have an interest, that this platform succeeds. If you are the original creator of the images, why didn't you tell it everybody in your post? I'm sure, you would have get much more rewards for your post then. Also you should post a short entry on your official fb-page saying, that you posted your images on steemit.

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       8 years ago 

      Hello! Welcome to Steemit.

      In order to prevent identity theft, identity deception of all types, and content theft we like to encourage users that have an online identity, post for a website or blog, are creators of art and celebrities of all notoriety to verify themselves. Verified users tend to receive a better reception from the community.

      Any reasonable verification method is accepted. Examples include:

      • A post or tweet on an established facebook, twitter, Instagram or other social media account with a link to your contribution on Steemit.
      • A reference to their Steemit account on their website or blog.

      Thank you!