Guys, I wonder what you think about reporting very low-quality photos found in the database to Alamy? While browsing today, I found awful photos positioned high in the search (photos uploaded through the S. channel) for a specific tourist destination. Is this action ethical having in mind that a potential customer would run away and away from the search ( and away and away from my and your photos) when stumble upon those files?
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Ognyan Yosifov
Guys, I wonder what you think about reporting very low-quality photos found in the database to Alamy? While browsing today, I found awful photos positioned high in the search (photos uploaded through the S. channel) for a specific tourist destination. Is this action ethical having in mind that a potential customer would run away and away from the search ( and away and away from my and your photos) when stumble upon those files?
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