How to use Sources in Hive? | Hive Basics with Encouragement!

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Hello, Hivers! Here's the @encouragement project from the @aliento's team!

Today, we will learn how to correctly use the fonts of the external elements we use in our posts.

For this, @dimeilaz has prepared a short video for us today with some useful tips. We hope you enjoy it, and if you have any questions, we are here to help in the comments section.

Websites with non-copyrighted material

There is a diverse amount of pages where we can get material without copyright, among which we can highlight:

Stock Pictures:

And in this link you will find many more options.

Stock Videos:

And in this link you will find many more options.

Stock Music:

Tips about sources:

Visibility and Verifiability of Sources:

It is essential to highlight that sources on Hive must be visible and verifiable.

Inclusion of Links:

Links are mandatory. If the publication uses resources from the Internet, even if they are free of rights, the source must be cited.
The publication must be at least 80% original, with the remaining content being resources if necessary.

Recommended Resource Websites:

See the list above.

Music Usage Guidelines:

Music should not be used from video applications. Instead, look for copyright-free music in the music galleries of those same websites.
In the case of video games, use the music provided by the game itself to avoid copyright infringement, as video games, books, and movies have copyright protection.