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HivePosh isn’t for promotion; it’s for earning Hive

That's me saved a Hiver's photo with two clicks:

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/520728775687968224/

It's clear that this photo isn't mine and there is a link to the source.

If it were a theft, Pinterest would be bankrupt.

This is a screenshot of my post on Pinterest:

Now I am asking you, @rsphotos, do you feel this was a good promotion for Hive?

You'll probably say "that's good promotion, considering the stats!" and will probably upvote this comment (if you care about Hive a little bit).

That's it - you "paid" me for sharing someone's work on Pinterest. Does it mean you and me are thieves?

It doesn't make us thieves.

Exactly in the same way HivePosh works with Reddit.

Nobody prints your photos on T-shirts, nobody uses your photos in ad campaigns to sell products, nobody claims your work to be theirs, and everyone shares links to your original posts.

Moreover, HivePosh promotes your photography and your blog for free and even pays you (the author's part). HivePosh doesn't promote its own business or a frontend - it promotes "the blockchain cooperative" you have a share in and are paid by.

@inmyframe wrote "I think we should respect the will of creators who do not want to be shared" - that's where I can agree.

What I don't agree with: false accusations against HivePosh and disparaging other people's work, which I found in your comments, @rsphotos.