We have just updated the inventory item images page to version 2.0 if you find it useful, a star in the GitHub repository is appreciated!
-We have added images. Now there are a total of 4624 images.
-We have changed the design completely.
By clicking on any image you can retrieve a snippet with the auto-generated code to add it directly in your inventory.
-With search engine
-Sorted by categories
Only addition i would see being very very very usefull is different picture types. Like png, jpg and webp since those 3 are the most used with inventories. And for example my inventory only uses webp.
do not use branded images on your server and you will not violate any rules. The responsibility is yours as the server owner, not mine.
My site publishes all the images that have been made over time by different users for free (even before the IRL trademark rule), as you understand I am not going to be reviewing 4600 images one by one.
The idea of the page is that users have an easy and simple way to find images for their servers.
At the time that the images were taken from different repositories and image banks is clear that we did not look at the type of license you had applied, I apologize for that.
I have no problem quoting you both in the repository and on the web.
Moreover, I don’t know if you have a store or web, but I can put a banner to make it more visible. If you want to write me by pm and we can see what you want to show on the web.
As I say, I don’t mind since the main idea is that users have an image bank easily searchable.
As you will see we have updated the readme and the page by adding the repos from where the images have been obtained which is sufficient for a CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
The page does not link to our services, so it does not violate the license.
But obviously, it is a help we give to the users (to find images) and that is why it is indicated in our scripts documentation that they can consult images on that page and not the other way around.
The images have been retrieved from even more unlicensed repositories than the ones shown but we have no way of knowing who did what originally, so if any other user recognizes an image as his own work please let us know and we will add it to the credits without any problem.
On the other hand, we would like to inform you that downloading images from the internet, cropping, resizing and publishing them in github with a license does not grant them ownership. I recommend you to do the same and add the credits and licenses to some images, for example:
This is not about bad faith, no one has acted in bad faith. This is an open repository that is freely available to anyone with a license to copy, distribute and modify.
If your purpose is to receive benefits (such as the donations you mentioned) in exchange for the images, that license would not be appropriate.
As I indicated yesterday, my only purpose with this project is that users have a platform where to search images quickly. Nothing more, nothing less. My profits are not derived from this project.
And I repeat again, since I don’t know if you have a web or similar. But I invite you to put a banner on the platform with your logo or similar if you are afraid of losing visits or customers.
