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Luna Rosa
Posted 2 hours ago
I went offline for a little bit and things seem to be working better since I've returned. Thankyou magic colour pixies:)
Sowmya
Posted 3 hours ago
I am facing the same problem too! Hope its fixed soon. !
Luna Rosa wrote:
Luna Rosa wrote:
My sincerest apologies for not posting this in the proper place but the "bugs" thread is not letting me post.
For some reason a whole heap of stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. Noone's palettes/patterns are showing up on their profiles, just the bio and recent comments, I can't edit anything and none of the drop down menus are working.
Is this happening to anyone else or is it just me?
Luna Rosa
Posted 4 hours ago
My sincerest apologies for not posting this in the proper place but the "bugs" thread is not letting me post.
For some reason a whole heap of stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. Noone's palettes/patterns are showing up on their profiles, just the bio and recent comments, I can't edit anything and none of the drop down menus are working.
Is this happening to anyone else or is it just me?
For some reason a whole heap of stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. Noone's palettes/patterns are showing up on their profiles, just the bio and recent comments, I can't edit anything and none of the drop down menus are working.
Is this happening to anyone else or is it just me?
IceTigerLily
Posted 4 hours ago







jmbust
What if I would change some COLORS or some OBJECTS in the image??
would that prevent me from those copyrights? would i have the ownership of my edited image???
Thanks!
Queezle
No, you cannot edit a copyrighted image and claim it as your own. You would need permission from the copyright holder to create derivative works, let alone claim ownership of them. You can, of course, extract colors from the image and use those. No one owns colors (except for trademark issues applying to very, very specific cases).
If you need free images, look around Wikimedia Commons, free stock photography sites (eg, sxc.hu), and images with the Creative Commons license on Flickr. Works over a certain age (100 years since the author's death, in the US) are in the public domain and thus free of copyright. There's a wealth of free images and artwork around the web if you look around =)