Yet again, Shutterstock permits the blatant sale of stolen works—hardly a surprise.
https://www.shutterstock.com/g/felicimane2/video

one more:   https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Mr+Abubakar/video?sort=newest&page=11

They just love these thieves, it brings them even more revenue. Why would they care?

Seriously, Shutterstock letting stolen stuff get sold left and right isn't shocking anymore, but it's super frustrating. It's like they're cool with anyone ripping off artists as long as it fills their pockets. Makes you wonder if they'd even blink if I threw up a site and started giving away their top-tier collections for free. They gotta start caring about us creators if they want us to stick around.

Quote from: bennu99 on January 26, 2024, 17:44
They gotta start caring about us creators if they want us to stick around.

Rolling out 10c subs and resetting levels annually were strong indicators that they don't care. Things can only get worse.

Quote from: dragonblade on February 04, 2024, 09:03

Quote from: bennu99 on January 26, 2024, 17:44
They gotta start caring about us creators if they want us to stick around.

Rolling out 10c subs and resetting levels annually were strong indicators that they don't care. Things can only get worse.

WRONG: See edits below

Rolling out 10c subs and resetting levels annually were strong indicators that they don't care. Things can will only get worse.
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Quote from: Mantis on February 04, 2024, 14:07

Quote from: dragonblade on February 04, 2024, 09:03

Quote from: bennu99 on January 26, 2024, 17:44
They gotta start caring about us creators if they want us to stick around.

Rolling out 10c subs and resetting levels annually were strong indicators that they don't care. Things can only get worse.

WRONG: See edits below

Rolling out 10c subs and resetting levels annually were strong indicators that they don't care. Things can will only get worse.

Too true!