Shutterstock VS Unsplash

Shutterstock mentions

Unsplash mentions

• How are sellers able to sell things like Winnie the Pooh mugs/plates/stickers without getting flagged?

  As for stock photos, yes, the whole point of a stock photo is that you can pay to license it. So you can infringe on their copyright. There are some amazing websites like Unsplash that allow you to use their photos for anything, including commercial use! Always check the license of any images you use. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Writing on DEV: A Guide for Beginners!

  Cover images make your blog standout. Blogs with cover images are more likely to be featured in the home feed of the website. Therefore, you must include one in your articles. For finding cover images you can use sites like Unsplash, and Pexels or if you want to design one from scratch, you can try Canva. - Source: dev.to / about 1 month ago

• I made a poster

  I took the original photo some years ago but never found a use for it until now. It is actually of my ex but I do have his permission to use it haha. The rest of the images were from Unsplash (a great source for public-domain images for those unaware). - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Memes vs Copyright: The Quick & Dirty Guide (expanded explanation in comments)

  Their license is very permissive and allows pretty much anything. I'm sure there's other sites and services that allow similar things as well. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Dynamic JavaScript Object Keys

  Excuse the barrage of doggos in the banner image. I searched for a stock image on unsplash for "Puppies with different colors being named by their mom". I do search in the tackiest of ways 😃. - Source: dev.to / about 1 month ago