Talk:Motion graphic design

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Wiki Education assignment: Graphic Design History[edit]

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Copyright issue: "Motion graphics trends"[edit]

@Aaron Liu pointed out a copyright issue in the "Types of Motion Graphics" section of this article. The contributor @Kasradesigner who added that info has the same username as the website which it came from, so it may have been an attempt at self-promotion.

Regardless of the copyright issue, it seems to me that the whole copyrighted portion should just be deleted, since it's just one person's opinions from their blog, but I'm not sure if anyone else might want to weigh in about this before deleting a huge chunk of content. Ekmz (talk) 00:24, 12 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright problem removed[edit]

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