Let’s talk | We are sorry.
We need to address a serious matter, and we know that we were very wrong.
Indeed, when the blog started 3 years ago, we couldn’t imagine how this blog would grow. And we made mistakes, we know that.
The GIFs we’re using aren’t ours, except when they are watermarked with spn-imagines-nation. We never said other way. BUT we are guilty of not identifying the creators.
We truly apologize for this, and we are aware that our initial approach was very naive and disrespectful.
@fierydeans​ reached out to us, and we wanna say that we are thankful that this person tried to contact us via our personal blogs. Indeed, we are not very active lately because of school, work and personal issues during this strange period. But she did try and contact us.
We talked with her about the issue, and again we don’t minimize our mistake here. We don’t want to. So we decided to improve ourselves.Â
Starting today, we will create a list of “collaborators” (we apologize if the term is a little bit weird, but we didn’t know how to put this other way) and use only the GIFs of those people, with their authorization. We are very happy to announce that @fierydeans​ is the first GIF Maker to join this new system. Their name and blog will appear in the section called GIF Makers on the blog’s page as well as under every post we do that use their GIFs:
We will do whatever we can to resolve the matter, so please, if you see one of your GIFs here, reach out to us using the Ask section and tell us which post(s) use(s) your GIF(s). We will do as you want with them (put your credits or simply delete the post), depending if you still wanna see them on this blog or not.
Once more, we can’t say sorry enough. We never intended to disrespect other creators.Â
Also, we hope our English isn’t too bad in this post.
Thank you for your time and support.
