Excuse me @sesangsokuro, but I never claimed to be Korean and @elegante did not claim to be Korean. Her profile clearly states she is in the Philippines and mine clearly says Canada. However, @elegente posted a Korean related post and a video that was made in Korea and for some reason, you felt that she had no right to use the kr tag.
Really???
You are really going to worry about a poor little woman in the Philippines using the #kr tag? Seriously?
I am embarrassed for you that you have nothing else better to do.
You may think that the article is Korean because you run a Korean translator.
However, all the Koreans I know who read this article are all garbage.
They still have a right to post with the #kr tag and you are no one to tell anyone what to do on here.
And don't flag this just to because you are power tripping. Thanks.
If you and @elegente want to use Kr tag, then make something on your own about Korea. What you like or dislike about Korea or whatever - just make sure that you are the author. If you post something made by others without getting their permission and earn money, we call it stealing or copyright infringement, all the more reason to get flagged by other Steemians and @steemcleaner.
Stop copy and google-translate articles made by others without permission from internet. Stop uploading youtube videos made by others without getting their permission.
I haven't copy pasted anything here. if someone else has, take it up with them and stop being so militant.
Seriously, stop trying to tell me what to do. You are no one here and equal to every other member so stop acting so immature. And don't flag this either. I'm not flagging your post, am I? Not cool.
Read what you said in your previous reply, "@elegente posted a Korean related post and a video that was made in Korea " => See? Like you said, @elegente posted something made in Korea, not made by herself. It's "copy- paste".
No, once again you are wrong. There is no copyright on the video and if it's on YouTube, anyone is free to share it. She never claimed the video was hers or that she made the video.
YouTube allows this and also has embedding so you can post the code on other websites.
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No lawyer needed but I think you may need a teacher to teach you some things.
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That's good and let me know if you would like me to educate you about anything else.
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