The current vogue for nicking anything that is digitally available is an area where Immanuel Kant and his moral imperatives carries little weight, except in the legal profession or among academics.
My own view is that shared use for non-profit is very different to purloining what is not yours for personal gain.
However, although I make that distinction, I would consider it good manners to ask the creator of an original piece of work if she/he has any objection to the use of their work in a specified context.
Obviously, I have not researched the legal guidelines for my own use of images, and would be extremely grateful if someone could post a comment that elucidates the matter. Google’s blurb just confused me, Helium insists that any images are either unique to the writer or have the originator’s permission for their usage. Click on the photo above – if you want to know more.
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