Waldo Jaquith on Nostr: PowerPoint has built-in functionality that makes it trivial to find Creative ...
PowerPoint has built-in functionality that makes it trivial to find Creative Commons-licensed photos and embed them into presentations…crediting the photos to "Unknown Author." (This explains the presentation I saw two weeks ago that had slide after slide with photos credit to “Unknown Author" under a "CC-BY" license, ironically.) This is *profoundly* shitty on Microsoft's part.
https://ruby.social/@pushcx/113527607863576300Published at
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