Your MOCs on a Facebook fanpage, uncredited

[Sariel]

So there's this Italian fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nati-con-i-LEGO/644880835524796

Its admin adds photos of MOCs in mass amounts. Which is nice, cool way to popularize some creations, but it would be even nicer if there was some kind of a link, or even mention of who built it. I don't think it's proper for a FB fanpage to build its popularity on a content that is borrowed and uncredited. I found my model there by pure accident, and decided to share it with you, no doubt you will find some of yours, too.

[emilstorm]

Well the guy loves Lego and has great taste, apart from that his fan page is kind of useless and pointless if he doesn't point people to who made the models and where he found them. And of course it should be mentioned on there that he didn't make them himself, I am not very strong in Italian, so it might say so somewhere.

[Paul B Technic]

Really they should be listing where they found them so other people know. It is a bit rough to do this and not give credit to the original builder.

[Mikuri]

I see no point of watching a page like this if there's no link to the author other creations.