rpanons | [M] That's a terrible thing to do the environment

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I made friends with someone earlier this week, and they edited a piece of my art into a wallpaper without asking me or letting me know at all as a "token of friendship"...

IDK how to handle this gently because I really do want to be friends with them. this sucks

Try telling them something like "It was nice of you to think of me, and I'm really happy I'm getting to know you better, but in the future could you ask me before you edit my art in any way?"

As long as the wallpaper is only for personal use, I really don't see the harm in it. It's not even like they're turning your art into icons that will be used elsewhere online, often without proper crediting. They're just using it as their personal desktop background. I use fanart for my wallpaper all the time, even if it has to be edited to fit the dimensions of my screen. No one else sees it, but it makes me happy to look at art I enjoy.

Sharing it with you was kind of a nice gesture, IMHO. You can certainly ask them not to re-upload it anywhere else, but I think the proper, gentle response to this would be "thanks, I'm glad you liked the picture."

I didn't see it until they uploaded it to their tumblr

well, that was a stupid thing for her to do...

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