Etiquette

I have been on red note since the first ban of TikTok and am seeing so many accounts marked as being in China using other peoples videos ( American or British art accounts) and as best as I can translate these folks seem to be acting as if it’s their own work. But, every platform and culture has their own etiquette so may it’s not an issue. I’ve commented on these videos expressing my admiration for the original artist.

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KartFacedThaoDienover 1 year ago2

Pretty normal to be honest with you

XiaoEn1983over 1 year ago2

You notice it too?

Humble-Attempt-9307over 1 year ago1

因为流量可以变现,The platform also requires reprints to be labeled, but enforcement relies on users to find and report violations. The original blogger can take actions when being informed. Generally, you can report the issue to the platform, collect evidence to support your claim, and use legal measures to protect your rights and interests.

_Leo_Bear_over 1 year ago1

Unfortunately stealing others' work is one of the fastest ways to gain wealth. This happens on every platform, in every culture.

I report posts and videos if I know they are stolen. I encourage you to do so, too.

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