Quote from: Miiike on January 30, 2019, 06:14:53 PM

Quote from: Socialx Team on January 30, 2019, 12:22:34 PM

Quote from: Miiike on January 29, 2019, 08:56:01 PM

Your service will allow content owner to sell their pictures for tokens, what will be the rights of the content buyer possess? Like, do they legally allowed to use the contents as they see fit?

Maybe you know the site "https://stock.adobe.com/images/" where you can buy licenses of pictures. They sell a standard license (Cannot use asset prominently in merchandise or products for resale) and a premium license (Asset may be featured in merchandise or products for resale).
A similar solution would be possible for our App. Ofc you could also create custom licenses. Just imagine seeing a picture posted on SocialX by a someone you don´t even know but having the option to directly buy the licensing rights and using it on your website. It would be a win-win situation.
We´ll always try to create the best solution possible, so feel free to leave your recommendations

My concern lies on the recent MO of scam ICO where the scammers use someone's pic as their fake team profile. With the possibility that if they buy a full license of someone's content (in this case, the content owner's selfies) and they're entitled to use the bought content as they sees fit, wouldn't this complicate some cases?

The content creator of course always has the option to whether he would like to just post content for the only purpose of posting it or if he would like to enable the option of selling the licensing-rights.
Logically it would not be a wise choice to sell a licensing-right of your selfie.