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Being on time with a toddler
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Sadly, no. That’s solely @beep@lemmus.org’s fault. Had they not cropped the attribution, I could tell you where to find more works from this artist, or who they are.
So, I used reverse image search to look it up - OP is not at fault for cutting off the image. The OC was made like that, and posted to Reddit, as far as I can tell
https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1s81yf7/oc_being_on_time_with_a_toddler/
Seems like it still would have been trivial to include the creator's username in a comment or something. Given OP's extensive history of posting images with the creator's watermark cropped out (for which they've been called out numerous times), I don't think we need to give them the benefit of the doubt here.
Imo, it is the responsibility of the person sharing something to ALWAYS credit thr artist, whether the credit is integrated or otherwise.
AND there should be consequences for not doing so.