• yuri@pawb.social
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    18 minutes ago

    i’m a big fan of pmjv. their art/content brings me back to a time when the internet was still big and mysterious.

  • _druid@sh.itjust.works
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    3 hours ago

    Wouldn’t calling it out just help them improve how it’s noticed? Kinda like how killing a spider leaves the gene pool overall stealthier.

      • Gormadt@slrpnk.netOP
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        4 hours ago

        It is a crosspost, checking the other places it’s crossposted to leads directly to the artist’s post. And this image isn’t cropped but how the OG artist shared it.

        Though now that both of y’all are talking about I’m now not certain that other frontends show that this is in fact a crosspost or where it is cross posted from. So I’m gonna edit the post to include links to be certain that they get proper credit.

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          51 minutes ago

          For whatever reason, this didn’t show up as a crosspost on my end, either (but plenty of other posts do.) I just figured you’d saw it, liked it, saved the image to your device, then later ended up on 196 and shared what you had to follow the ‘post before you leave’ rule. People share memes and other stuff they didn’t make that they just saved to their device 'cause they liked it all the time here; I didn’t think you were trying to pass it off as yours.

          I think it’s really cool that you edited the post to clarify things and credit the artist/OP when you learned the crosspost got borked somehow. Good on you :)

        • drkt@scribe.disroot.org
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          3 hours ago

          Hmm; I can’t see the crosspost in either direction. I guess something broke, as I can usually see them.