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New CC0 Stock Photo Website

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Re: New CC0 Stock Photo Website

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First thoughts in my head after seeing the title: "What's CC0? Some C compiler? Why 0? Why are there stock photos of it"...

Due to the considerable amount of HN comments complaining about definitions in submission titles, I can't help but propose a new acronym.

Introducing NIMTAU: not in my thesaurus

Re: New CC0 Stock Photo Website

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"New CC0 Stock Photo Website" with a member login and a /shopping cart/? And you want my email address before I download a photo?

How about "New Stock Photo Website using CC0 photos to gain an audience, impending expansion into the pay-for-stock-photos market"

Try these real sites that won't try to take your money: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page http://unsplash.com/

Re: New CC0 Stock Photo Website

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post #6

"New CC0 Stock Photo Website" with a member login and a /shopping cart/? And you want my email address before I download a photo? How about "New Stock Photo Website using CC0 photos to gain an audience, impending expansion into the pay-for-stock-photos market" Try these real sites that won't try to take your money: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page http://unsplash.com/

Hi,

Sorry for confusion; we ask for emails because we send you a copy to that email address. But you are correct; in the near future there will be a box that lets people either download immediately or have it sent to email instead.

All images are currently free and the plan is for it to remain so. Regarding the cart, that's a good point: its a hint on the additional features we have planned for the future, some of which may require a small payment.

Re: New CC0 Stock Photo Website

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First thoughts in my head after seeing the title: "What's CC0? Some C compiler? Why 0? Why are there stock photos of it"...

cc0 = creative common 0 which means its part of public domain. Here's an explanation: https://creativecommons.org/about/cc0

tldr; it is free to use for personal and commercial use without attribution (per my understanding)
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