I stand by my comments.
"Be sure that you communicate formally the withdrawal of your property from their domain/purview/site/pages"
-> As expalined in my other posts, with CC0, withdrawal is legally not an option. And even if we would remove such images from Pixabay, they would remain available under CC0 on any other site where they have been "redistributed" to.
-> As expalined in my other posts, with CC0, withdrawal is legally not an option. And even if we would remove such images from Pixabay, they would remain available under CC0 on any other site where they have been "redistributed" to.
Thanks, but I'm neutral in this. ....recommend you save your explanations for court...
or preferably, seriously consider alternate dispute resolution (ADR) - judges love
it when you have attempted this.
or preferably, seriously consider alternate dispute resolution (ADR) - judges love
it when you have attempted this.
CC0 is a *very* solid public domain dedication by Creative Commons. And that's why we chose it for all Pixabay images. Creative Commons does nothing else than designing such licenses and deeds. So, good luck with that - the court, I mean!