repin

The same can't be said for Pinterest where it only takes a repin to wrest away control of your pin.

From a very quick look it seems that basically you can pin, repin or upload.

If you try to repin it on your board their AI gets upset.

One thing this article doesn't seem to mention is pin release tools, which are invaluable if you need to repin or repair a connector.

Most of my pins come straight from the web, and while it's nice if others repin/like/follow me, I don't really care.

Pin something, get a couple of repins, then repin that to a very popular community board (it takes work to get invites to those with followings of 150,000+).

Weaker social connections - reading someone's review, tweet, repin, commenting on YC - are a magnitude more numerous than our limited circle of acquaintances.

This way i have full control of what to pin and what not and then this config file is stored in.github folder so i can go back, rerun it again and repin everything.

If you repin then you're looking at content that is already on the Pinterest servers and only appears from them, you can click through to find a source from whence Pinterest acquired the image.

While I did appreciate Ivan Grozny seeing the Repin painting in Shurik's apartment in Ivan Vasilevich menyaet professiyu (1973), I was a bit disappointed in that (at least with the youtube version?) the actor turned his back before crossing himself in the elevator, which would've told us if Gaidai knew/cared about Old Believer sibboleths.

> I most certainly could not think of any way that I either owned those photos or had a license, consent or release from the photographer who owned them // Strikes me that as long as you personally only "repin" content that Pinterest have already provided to you then your personal liability shouldn't come in to play.

I use names of painters I like at home: Goya, Mondrian, Repin.