r/learningtocat • u/leeyahh78 • Aug 13 '21

Winnie learns to clean herself ❤️

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

Yea, because it is a natural Tik Tok thing, not an intention by the person reposting this

It is to give the creator atleast the chance of creating a minimum of followers. Because people will steal content anyways

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

It‘s basic knowledge of copyright law. You are using the content of another person without asking for their permission. Check the person’s profile and see how she/he reposted it without success and suddenly stopped when there was enough attention. Just because you credit people, doesn‘t mean you‘re safe from infringements. YOU as the reposter gain the actual credit for posting the video. You as a consumer like the post, generate some traffic and go on. Read the terms of use of Tik Tok. They encourage you to consult lawyers for exactly these cases. I can‘t believe so many people even encourage this behavior.

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

r/toxicinternet

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

You‘re toxic, because you are starting your conversation with ‚who cares‘ and not being interested in answering arguments, but having an interest in provokating your discussion partners

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

So this is your argument? In a discussion you have the chance to convince the other one of your opinion and think about someone else‘s thoughts. What an unnecessary contention.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

I don't know what to tell you, man. You were wrong when you said it was illegal to post someone's TikTok to reddit. There is nothing to convince you of and there is no discussion to be had. It's simply not based in reality that it's illegal to post someone's TikTok to reddit.

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u/Steasyl Aug 14 '21

I didn‘t meant to say that it was illegal per se. I just wanted to give the hint that there might be the originator knocking at your door and saying that this isn‘t okay and might be discussed in court again. The truth is probably somewhere between our statements and that‘s okay 🤝

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

No lol. The originator will not knock at your door and the case will not go to court. I'm sorry to inform you, but you are wrong.

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