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Stuck And Shaking (Credits to Klooaid)
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Stuck And Shaking (Credits to Klooaid)
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I have a dream.
And that is for women dressed in bikinis twerking in quicksand/mud!
And that is for women dressed in bikinis twerking in quicksand/mud!
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Viridian
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Re: Stuck And Shaking (Credits to Klooaid)
I do have to get on your back for one more thing, assuming that permission has been granted for the use of these images.
It isn't appropriate to present the creation as "Credits to..."
When credit is given, it is assumed that the person credited created the work that is being shared, and that you are sharing / redistributing it.
You are actually making animations from their creations, so these are _your_ works, not theirs. This can be more confusing as the creators you are sourcing are also AI animators, so this can present confusion over who made what.
It may be better to specify "Original image by...", and also include a link to the source image / creator page as a courtesy. Furthermore, for the sake of transparency, it doesn't hurt to add a disclaimer that permission has been granted by the creator to avoid the assumption of art theft.
It isn't appropriate to present the creation as "Credits to..."
When credit is given, it is assumed that the person credited created the work that is being shared, and that you are sharing / redistributing it.
You are actually making animations from their creations, so these are _your_ works, not theirs. This can be more confusing as the creators you are sourcing are also AI animators, so this can present confusion over who made what.
It may be better to specify "Original image by...", and also include a link to the source image / creator page as a courtesy. Furthermore, for the sake of transparency, it doesn't hurt to add a disclaimer that permission has been granted by the creator to avoid the assumption of art theft.
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