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Edited by Chrisanthimum:
12/22/2014 8:15:41 PM
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No Credit for the Artist? {Solved}
During the Weekly Update, Bungie used a community picture they found to use in it. The picture I'm talking about is the one with Master Rahool holding a (fake) Legendary Engram surrounded by others.
The creator of this image posted the image on a Reddit forum, and their username is [b][u]heeroyun[/u][/b].
Massive Edit: My prior information turns out to be indeed incorrect. I apologize for heating or stirring emotions in my fellow community members, as well as doubting Bungie in some parts. Big thanks to DeeJ for not only taking the time to reply, but or clarifying information. Any previous comments I have made regarding the legitimacy of the image thus far are now null in void.
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1 Reply[quote] The creator of this image posted the image on a Reddit forum, and their username is [b][u]heeroyun[/u][/b]. So, I think everyone or whoever makes the updates over at Bungie had better use the little edit button to give [b][u]heeroyun[/u][/b] the credit they deserve. And maybe source things when you use them from now on. [b]Don't steal from your community. [/b][/quote] A few questions for you: 1. Do you really believe that Bungie used this image without permission? Truly? 2. Did you stop and think for a moment, that perhaps heeroyun is an employee, or a consultant for Bungie/Activision? 3. Maybe, just maybe, heeroyun requested not to be cited? 4. There is a bit more diplomatic way to go about this, wouldn't you agree? Take a deep breath, consider the alternatives, and kindly ensure that you have your facts straight before you begin your next crusade to protect the little people, okay? Happy Holidays. :-)
