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RE: Moai, uma ótima forma de viver em comunidade.
Excellent post. However, though you sourced your images, I'm not completely convinced they were free-to-use images (for profit on your blog.) It's something we have to be careful about. If I'm incorrect, please let me know and consider adjusting your post to indicate the permissions you have - or that they are CC licensed. That's my only criticism of your otherwise-excellent article.
I found you today because of @stever82's Pay it Forward curation contest entry. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for your comment. But if you observe correctly, you will see that below each image has a link that shows where I got the images. This is really something that I worry about, in my texts I always put the sources of my images, except when the images are mine.
I saw the sources, but not every image that we can source is free to use for profit. Only if it's Creative Commons licensed or otherwise given permission is it free to use. Are these images CC licensed? Or otherwise licensed to reuse for profit?
I can understand now, thank you for this valuable information. Once you have resource credits, I'm going to fix the photos and stay tuned for it in future posts.
I agree with you because we have to use images from the webiste like pixabay. It is descrbing we can use it's image freely. I don't know about this webiste https://twixar.me . This make me confused. This post is really good and I can see curiosity through this post. Congrats for chosen in pifc contest. Thanks to @stever82 for choosing this post.
Sometimes it is difficult. Even something like Flickr where some of the images are free to use, but you have to read the fine print. If we give full credit to the author (and links where requested), then any Creative Commons license works. If you are worried about forgetting that (as I am once I've used it creatively), then CC0 is your best bet! Pixabay (and similar sites) tell you which license it is.
Thanks for the comments. I've found a site that I think is appropriate now, and I've already edited my post posting photos that I know are free. Thanks again for this instruction. :) @viking-ventures @mmunited