> Calimero is a desktop manager which, besides some fancy things as flying icons, allow the user to download images directly from site like Picsum, Pexels, Reddit (every subreddit) and Danbooru. I suspect their automated abuse-detection system flagged it as potential malware/ransomware due to raw heuristics, and the support staff simply didn't bother to actually look at the source code.
I sounds like it is violating ToS of those sites, at least Reddit. Have you confirmed that tool is compliant or encourages to be compliant? For private repo, it is fine since they don't know if you actually have a right, but public tools cause DMCA issues. Hard to say.
I see what you mean, but if we're talking about image downloading, a browser does exactly the same thing: it downloads pictures and makes them available on your system with a simple right-click. Moreover, these sites make the images publicly available through JSON files that contain the full list of pictures.
> Calimero is a desktop manager which, besides some fancy things as flying icons, allow the user to download images directly from site like Picsum, Pexels, Reddit (every subreddit) and Danbooru. I suspect their automated abuse-detection system flagged it as potential malware/ransomware due to raw heuristics, and the support staff simply didn't bother to actually look at the source code.
I sounds like it is violating ToS of those sites, at least Reddit. Have you confirmed that tool is compliant or encourages to be compliant? For private repo, it is fine since they don't know if you actually have a right, but public tools cause DMCA issues. Hard to say.
I see what you mean, but if we're talking about image downloading, a browser does exactly the same thing: it downloads pictures and makes them available on your system with a simple right-click. Moreover, these sites make the images publicly available through JSON files that contain the full list of pictures.
cant you just use ur own git server?
I'd love to, but I don't have the time nor the budget for that.