Farewell, Anime GIFs!
Tenor, the maker of GIF Keyboard, has removed popular Goodbye Anime GIFs from its platform.
The decision was made due to copyright concerns, as many of the GIFs were created using copyrighted anime footage.
Tenor is a popular platform for sharing and searching for GIFs. The company's GIF Keyboard allows users to add GIFs to their conversations on social media and messaging apps. In recent years, Tenor has become a major source of anime GIFs, as many users have created and shared their own GIFs using footage from popular anime shows.
However, Tenor has recently come under pressure from copyright holders to remove copyrighted material from its platform. As a result, the company has removed a number of popular Goodbye Anime GIFs, including the iconic "See you later, space cowboy" GIF from the anime series Cowboy Bebop.
The removal of these GIFs has disappointed many anime fans, who have used them to express their farewells online. However, Tenor's decision is understandable, as the company needs to protect itself from copyright infringement lawsuits.
If you're looking for a way to say goodbye with an anime GIF, there are still a number of options available. You can search for GIFs on other platforms, such as GIPHY or Imgur. You can also create your own GIFs using footage from anime shows that you own.
Conclusion
The removal of Goodbye Anime GIFs from Tenor is a reminder that copyright law is still a major factor in the online world. Content creators need to be aware of the copyright status of the material they use, and they should always get permission from the copyright holder before using it.
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