Make other Dreamer happy!

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Please, stop using other people's prompts and modifiers via "try it," where you simply remove the original creator's name and insert your own. Firstly, it's hypocritical. It's generally considered a matter of courtesy that when borrowing someone else's dream, their name remains intact within the modifiers. I hold particular admiration for those dreamers who acknowledge the original creator within their descriptions. The fact that certain dreams, including mine, are available for the "try it" option does not imply an invitation to 'borrow' someone else's creative output. Many of us invest considerable effort in brainstorming various scenarios, exploring different iterations, and investing numerous points to craft a unique dream. Consequently, it can be disheartening to witness others simply copy and paste, inserting their name as the original creator.

Furthermore, it's important to acknowledge the recent introduction of the "enhance prompt" option. When this option is used via "try it," it erases a sensibly written prompt for which someone made an effort, as well as all the modifiers, and writes a prompt that simply lists expressions separated by commas. While this may generate a similar outcome, it often overlooks crediting the original source out of politeness. Fortunately, the "find similar" function effectively highlights instances where the original creator's name is omitted or when the enhance feature is used, contrasting with those who consistently attribute prompts or draw inspiration from others.

A recent conversation led by one of our respected dreamers has brought fresh focus to this issue, prompting many to adopt a cultural standard of fairness and recognition. Despite the widespread availability of the "try it" option and the abundance of creative content, it's crucial to maintain core values of respect and courtesy in our interactions.
https://deepdreamgenerator.com/ddream/8ewpfdfr4wb by Yvain_de_Leonais

Let's continue to foster a culture of fairness and recognition in our creative endeavors.

EDIT: And a hint I found out recently. If you're copying someone, go to the EDIT INFO option and write in the description or title the creator's name and maybe a link to the original dream, and just save it. Just in case you forget. The dream will not be published, only the information will be saved there for later.

Thank you! :)