Topic: Image ban or tagging, is it possible? - page 2. (Read 349 times)

You only get banned if the image is NSFW. All other images are fine, including AI generated ones. And also, there is no such thing as a "plagiarized image" unless it is stolen from the stock image seller's website without paying (and a license to reproduce it on other sites), in which case, don't do that.

Use discretion and don't post images with content that is illegal in your jurisdiction.

Read @mprep's reply above, since he's a global moderator who has hammer to ban any user, I trust his words in this case. If you still stand with your opinions, I dare to challenge you to find which user get banned due to committing plagiarism about user's image.

As long as you're not claiming the image is created by yours, you will not get any punishment.

Posting an image without source is like a grey area, similar to took someone else words without providing the original source, but you're mention the words are come from someone or you're use quotation mark.

The reason for this may be that the images are not hosted on the forum, and if you have stolen an image from somewhere, you will inevitably host it in an image hosting service, which will inevitably delete it whenever the intellectual property rights are available.

It is true that you will not be banned, but you may get negative trust.

Yes, you can be banned if it's proven that you have plagiarized.

You might wonder how this can be proven. In simple terms, if you copy an image from within bitcointalk, where the original creator is known, like one from the "10th-anniversary art contest," and you post it here somewhere, claiming it to be your own without referencing the original poster, it's a clear-cut case of plagiarism, and I can guarantee it will result in a ban.

However, if you've copied an image from the internet, Reddit, Twitter, or other sources, you won't be banned, but it would be unethical to post it and claim it as your own without proper attribution. In this case, you won't receive a ban, but you might receive a tag from someone.

In summary, make an effort to provide a link to the original author, especially when dealing with infographics, price graphs, or research (memes might be acceptable to some extent). Remember that someone has invested their time and effort into creating these works, and taking their work without giving credit is unfair.

Images are mostly used to provide more clarity on a subject or a discussion; it one can create an image on their own.
Take market chat, for example. People do screenshot them to demonstrate the market movement, and they are posting them here without including the source link, which is fine provided they did not give fake or irrelevant information about it.

No!
But don't lie to be the original creator of the image, as it will trigger further investigation.

I remember a case of a forum member who posted an image of something that has happened in the past, and he is referring to his present condition that he is the original source of the picture, which was a lie because some forum members do further research and bring out the source of the image. Therefore, I will advise you to include the image source link.

I haven't seen anyone getting banned for posting images of others here on the forum. Typically, there have only been situations in art contests where people claim artwork that isn't theirs, resulting in disqualification. While it's not a ban, it's still a form of plagiarism because if you didn't create the image or content yourself, you should give credit to the original creator or reference. I usually prefer adding a link below my images to show where I found them. It puts my mind at ease of not being a plagariser.

Getting banned here in the forum because of image plagiarism isn't possible I think, but you can still be charge outside the forum for copyright of image from the original image owner. Anything aside from that I think isn't possible although I still like to think that it still depends on the severity of the image copied and the extent to which it's used, because some DT member can actually tag you depending on their own view on the severity of the issue but I doubt anyone has been tag ever before for copying someone image.

No, you won't get banned for plagiarized images.

It is very difficult to determine the original source of an image and anyone posting an image usually do not pass it off as their own except they created it.
It's too much stress for the mods to engage i

You can't get banned because of posting someone else image, but for getting tagged by DTs it's still possible depends on the case.

This case was the example where someone claimed if those artworks were created by him, but he actually stole someone else artworks.

Skepticism is the father of curiosity so in this respect, I would like to ask a simple question about the possibilities of one getting ban through posting of images here in the forum, because I know this community doesn't joke around with strict policy of countering people that do copy pasting.

I have serious taught on this because I tried even using AI to help write some post of mine and I won't deny the fact but a good mate here in the forum corrected me and sent me a PM to stop if not I will be tagged so in that respect I stop using the AI and I have tried my possible best to work on my contribution and involvement here when it's comes to topic am familiar and also it isn't all easy when English is not first language although my country is a English speaking country but the diversity in language is much and my native language comes as my first priority.

In respect of posting of images, although I haven't seen any body get banned although I don't know if it's because I have search hard enough but I wouldn't want to be corrected by someone again through PM so I decided to come public on this one. So please the community should clear if I can banned or tagged from copying someone image in creating my topic without adding a reference link.

And please don't mind the English error as am trying to improve in my writing thank you all.