Just wondering, I had some company contact me about "sharing" a photo of theirs on Facebook. Now I purposely clicked the SHARE link as to give them credit and link-back for the image that we are sharing. How is it that some people are up in arms about sharing photos via Facebook. I don't think they have much room to stand on when attempting to complain about SHARING a photo on Facebook do they? Even if copyrighted?
If they didn't want you to share the picture... then why did they publish it on Facebook? I would assume that if their privacy setting were "only friends can view what I post" then I would understand why they're upset... but not why FB doesn't give a warning message saying "you can't share this, it is private only for x's friends to see"
But then, you said this is a company... they should want to spread out the word (and their name) as much as possible...
Hmmm... I don't get it
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The image was already ON facebook. I just clicked on SHARE on Facebook from their Facebook post and put it on my facebook wall (via sharing). They asked me NOT to share their photos. I responded saying "then why did you put the image on Facebook?"
Keep in mind that because it is copyrighted by Facebook, you can use it within Facebook (as their terms allow), but you can't just take it and put it on your own website.
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