Here’s the blog section of MMusgrove.com. It displays my posts in the order I write them, not organized in any way other than how they’re labeled under a predefined “category” or as I label them with “tags.” It’s just a chronological blogroll. Hopefully, that makes sense.
You can use the “Search” box on the home page if you’re looking for a specific article. Alternatively, you can drill down by using the “Tag Cloud” in the sidebar. Also, you can use the “category” dropdown menu or the “recent posts” widget. There’s also an “Archives” calendar to search. And if you still can’t find what you’re looking for, just contact me, and I’ll help.
I have a question: is it legal to use historic photos from Pinterest in a publication about antiques? Would we just tag each photo with “Pinterest.com?”
Well, the photo belongs to whoever took it. It may be “legal” but it’s probably worth just asking the owner for permission. If you hover over the “Pin,” or photo you’re interested in, it will show you in the bottom left corner where it originated from. That would be how to track down the person/organization to ask about using it. The best way to ensure you don’t step on any toes is to simply ask. In my experience, unless they’re a professional photographer that makes money from their images, they won’t mind. But people will get huffy if they see their images used without permission.
Michael
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